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Elles is ten years old and loves paranormal phenomena. There is no other way with a grandfather like hers - grandpa Pendularik is a witch. A real one that brews herbal drinks and has the gift of multi-location. Elles herself is also a witch, but a novice. During the lessons she always tells exciting stories to her classmates. She is sometimes only a little bothered by two of her fellow students: Ed and Francesca. But one day, after the full moon has been veiled by an orange haze, Elles takes revenge on Ed and Francesca while having a fantastic adventure with her best friend Henkie. And who knows, they will come out a lot wiser than they went in ... Imaginative Witch flu can be called uniquely imaginative. Without revealing too much of the story, on page 20 the fat toads are already crawling out of the sewers into the classroom, quickly followed by skeletons and a trip to the Underworld. In short - a dizzying journey through other worlds and past special creatures. Elles has all kinds of secret powers: she can fly and appear in several places at the same time. She also takes her entire class to a parallel universe and teaches her best friend Henkie pieces of magic. In addition, she is always learning new things, saving the environment and has a secret mission: to find the Great Ghost Butterfly in order to acquire ultimate knowledge. She always keeps in touch with her grandfather and he gives her advice when she doesn't remember. How? Via the AWS: the Astral Wave Service of course! So a very richly decorated book. To reinforce this, certain expressions and phrases have been printed in a different font. On the one hand, this is very entertaining because it clearly shows what is special about the book; on the other hand, it sometimes makes the text a bit messy. This basically matches the storyline: messy. You immediately fall into the story and the events on the first 75 pages follow each other so quickly that it is difficult to keep your wits about you. I really struggled to get into the story and that feeling stayed with me throughout the first half of the book.
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