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32 pp.
| Simon/Wiseman |
August, 2006 |
TradeISBN 0-689-86730-1$12.95
(4)
K-3
Illustrated by
Harry Bliss.
After explaining that witches are actually afraid of humans, a young witch goes in for a closer look. She falls off her broom trying to "trick a tree" and bumps into some Halloween-goers before befriending a girl costumed as a witch. The story is on the slight side, but the watercolor illustrations include playful details, such as a tombstone that reads "Frank N. Stein."