Books with title Little Witch's Magic Word Book

The international bestseller Curious Little Witch is now available in the US in board book format! Lizzy is a curious little witch. Late one night she spots an old house all lit up when everyone else is asleep, and she can’t help herself. She just has to investigate. The Little Witch books have been favorites around the world for years, and in this board book, you can seek and find all of Lizzie's treasures!

Broomhelga, the neighborhood witch, is bored and lonely. Though she's only doing what witches are supposed to do, making potions and casting spells, everyone fears her. Everyone that is, except for a little girl named Wanda. Wanda has a mind of her own and has always wanted to meet a witch. On one particular Halloween, with the ring of doorbell and the creak of a door, Wanda and Broomhelga come face to nose. What follows is an unusual friendship that is more treat than trick. In A Little Witch Magic, storyteller Rand Whipple brings, from the page to the ear, Robert Bender's story of a friendship that ignores all of the rules.

This bright, colorful early learning board book is an ideal developmental tool to help your child learn first words and build their vocabulary. Inside are vivid photographs of familiar objects, animals, and more, divided into categories such as ‘Your Body' or ‘Things we Can Do'. The clear text labels which accompany each image help children to connect words to pictures, a strong tool in developing reading and spelling skills. With matching and seek-and-find pages to have fun with, too, this is an invaluable book to help children master vocabulary and develop their language skills.

Broomhelga, the neighborhood witch, is bored and lonely. Though she's only doing what witches are supposed to do, making potions and casting spells, everyone fears her. Everyone that is, except for a little girl named Wanda. Wanda has a mind of her own and has always wanted to meet a witch. On one particular Halloween, with the ring of doorbell and the creak of a door, Wanda and Broomhelga come face to nose. What follows is an unusual friendship that is more treat than trick.