The inside of Sibéal Pounder’s head must be a spectacular place! Full of colour and glitter and goo – and a bonkersly brilliant imagination!
Lesley Parr, author of The Valley of Lost Secrets and When the War Came Home
I adored not-at-all normal Neon and her madcap adventure
Joanna Nadin, author of The Worst Class in the World series
<i>Neon’s Secret Universe</i> is exactly what the world needs right now; a glorious, galloping, life-affirming stampede of pure multi-coloured joy [...] Each and every page is a riot of stupendous silliness and breath-taking imagination. I want to go on holiday inside Sibeal Pounder’s head
Chris Smith, author of Kid Normal, The Great Dream Robbery and Frankie Best Hates Quests
Sibéal Pounder’s books are the most fought over in our house. They’ve brought so much joy and laughter and <i>Neon’s Secret UNIverse</i> is no exception. <b>Fun, funny, magical and fizzing with imagination</b>, my children and I have been pinching it off each other since it landed!
Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs
Bright, bubbly and never knowingly normal, Neon’s Secret Universe is a whirlwind of witty wonderful adventure!
Mo O’Hara, author of My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish and Agent Moose
<i>Neon's Secret Universe</i> fizzes and pops with joyful hilarity. I laughed so much as I read it - and it made me want to become (the real kind of) unicorn!
Stephanie Burgis, author of The Dragon with a Chocolate Heart and The Raven Heir
Very sparkly storytelling and a lovely portrayal of friendship
Hilary McKay on TINSEL
This the most fun I’ve had reading a book in quite a while – the most inventive, crazy, yet hilarious read
Minerva Reads on WITCH WARS
Fizzing with fun
Daily Mail on WITCH TRICKS
You'll laugh your tail off – another winner from our favourite author
Rob Biddulph on BAD MERMAIDS
[An] imaginative adventure that's as silly as it is magical
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Zany, funny and irrepressibly bright
BookTrust
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Biographical note
Sibéal Pounder is the author of two much-loved and seriously stylish children’s fiction series, Witch Wars and Bad Mermaids. Before becoming a full-time writer, she worked for the Financial Times where she researched the How To Spend It section and wrote the For Goodness’ Sake column. Her first book, Witch Wars, was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize and the Sainsbury’s Children’s Book Award and she was also a World Book Day author for 2019. Her latest book, Tinsel, is a funny feminist play on the tropes of Christmas and was extremely well-received by booksellers and readers alike.
Sarah Warburton – a super-talented, super-illustrator superhero – works in a studio at the bottom of her garden. She lives in Bristol in a homely hideaway.