Other editions of book Wow! I Can Play

The Children's Home Keeper made the children's lives horrible at the humble orphanage because she had a weird hatred for children. The hatred was so bad, she got sad and ugly when the children were happy. The children's only wish was that "Madam H. K." – as she was popularly called – would leave someday, but they did not know their wish called for a more exciting adventure. Find out how the Secret Playground saved the day this time. There was a new exciting strategy for every new situation in all the series' editions, just because the Secret Playground is ever committed to making every child happy. It is all about fun, fantasy and play because every child deserves all. Read anywhere and feel the playground experience – even indoors! “Go Away, Madam H. K.” is the first of the three stories in the series' (Quick Read) edition. Don’t forget to get the original story “Mysteries of the Secret Playground (Story 1): The Wicked Home Keeper and the Royal Orphans" (for intermediate and more advanced child readers’ levels) – to enjoy the full story.

The Children's Home Keeper made the children's lives horrible at the humble orphanage because she had a weird hatred for children. The hatred was so bad, she got sad and ugly when the children were happy. The children's only wish was that "Madam H. K." – as she was popularly called – would leave someday, but they did not know their wish called for a more exciting adventure. Find out how the Secret Playground saved the day this time. There was a new exciting strategy for every new situation in all the series' editions, just because the Secret Playground is ever committed to making every child happy. It is all about fun, fantasy and play because every child deserves all. Read anywhere and feel the playground experience – even indoors! “Go Away, Madam H. K.” is the first of the three stories in the series' (Quick Read) edition. Don’t forget to get the original story “Mysteries of the Secret Playground (Story 1): The Wicked Home Keeper and the Royal Orphans" (for intermediate and more advanced child readers’ levels) – to enjoy the full story.