Books with title Tales of Wizards and Witches

Legend has it that in the nearby villages, terrible witches lurked the place, taking with them all children who did not stay asleep after ten at night, flying in their brooms, they smelled since great distances to those children who still remained awake and coming in into their balconies and windows, witches kidnapped children to have them as servants in their lair, at the damned mountain. Around that mountain there was an enchanted forest, and anyone who dared to cross it would turn to a stone, leaving helpless those poor parents trying to rescue their children.Witches besides having children as servants, the stopped feeding the ones who got older, leaving them locked and abandoned to their fate.The inhabitants of the village, mostly woodcutters, began to despair because among the kidnapped children and people petrified in the forest, all seemed lost for them.

Witches and wizards aren't just for Halloween anymore. They're the stars of books, television shows, and Hollywood movies. Now, through this engaging volume, perfect for the visual learner, wizards and witches are a fascinating focus of art, too. Young artists will love following the step-by-step directions, which are a combination of comprehensible guidelines and full-color photographs. They'll be amazed how a few basic techniques can transform plain paper into an eerie work of art.

A history of sorcery for the juvenile reader with stories and superstitions of the witches and wizards of many ages and many countries--the Valkyries, the medieval alchemists, Tituba of the Salem witch trials, Bigendakombero, one of the most famous of African witch-doctors-- and a description of their effect on the history and temper of their times.

From the wicked enchanter in the forest to the wizard with a weight problem, the stories in this collection present many kinds of witches and wizards. They can be crafty, evil, or surprisingly friendly. Indeed they sometimes meet their match. But when trickster Anancy comes up against a witch who keeps an alligator as a pet, and when Native American Glooskap encounters a cunning sorcerer, some very quick thinking is required!