The Twins from Corncockle Bottom

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I’ve finally got a bedroom to myself, called out Hannah, busily putting toys and books neatly on a shelf.
Me too, shouted her brother Jack excitedly from the room next door as he shoved things under the bed that he couldn’t find a home for. A new house at last. What could possibly go wrong?
But all is not as it seems as earlier that day …….

Mum, said Poppy, I’ve got to make a house out of a shoebox for homework and it has to be back in on Monday.

No, Sophie corrected her, the house has to be in the shoebox, I think.

Well, I thought Mrs Hayes actually said a garden anyway, retorted Poppy, not a house.

I know what, said mum trying to quickly diffuse the situation and keep the peace, we’ll do both - a house and a garden in a shoebox, how about that?
And so it was that, due to Poppy Wilson’s daydreaming, her homework assignment quite literally took on a life of it’s own.
With a little bit of magic, she and her two sisters are led into a tiny world full of mysteries and mishaps.