This was my favourite book as a child. I must have been about 9 years old when I read it. I enjoyed it so much that I set about rewriting it as a play to act out with my friends and siblings. It starts out with this uneasy relationship between a witch and her familiar, who is a dog rather than a more traditional cat. She must abide him, whilst he is frightened of her and longs for something more. The story unfolds and shows how the power of love can overcome fears and the most frightening evils.

Anyone can have a go at writing a bible, but for a bible to be truly the Word of God it must have an Imprimatur and Nihil obstat that show that theologians have examined it carefully and found that it is free from doctrinal error, that is, it is in accordance with the correct interpretation of Scriptures as believed in by Christians. This is one of the bibles that has the Imprimatur and Nihil obstat.

It is also written in a way that is easy to read and understand in today's English. Finally another consideration is whether an English bible is written in the American spelling of words or not. This one is not, but is written in the form of English used by most of the rest of the English-speaking world, that is the English spoken in the United Kingdom, Ireland, India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, Nigeria, etc.

These are the final episodes with David Tennant as the Doctor. You should watch these before watching Series 5. These episodes come between Series 4 and Series 5. All of these specials are excellent and the final two-part story involving the Doctor and the Master is the climax, before the Doctor regenerates.