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Description
A little witch sits alone at her spinning wheel when she hears a knock at her door. Various body parts enter one by one, but they do not provide good company. The story takes place inside the witch's home and follows the series of visitors who arrive. This picture book is written for students in grades K-3.
Quick Summary
A lonely little witch gets surprise visitors at her door, and each one is weirder than the last, creating a delightfully creepy-cute mystery that kids can't resist peeking at. Kids will giggle at the silly body parts that stumble in while the witch spins her web, and they'll love trying to guess who or what will knock next. If your child enjoys the spooky humor of "Room on the Broom" or the predictability and joy of "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly," they'll be enchanted by this witch's wacky parade of guests. This quick, funny read is perfect for kindergarten through second grade, especially for kids ages 5 to 8 who like a little shiver mixed with their giggles.