The Witch with a Twitch
Kitch was an ordinary witch's cat. But his beloved mistress, Willa, was no ordinary witch.... Toads made her tremble, nighttime made her nervous, and spiders made her jump out of her skin Willa was a very twitchy witch, which could only spell trouble for Kitch. Willa's twitchiness has Kitch falling off a broomstick, covered with spots, and more. Poor Kitch What's a cat t...more
Paperback, 28 pages
Published
September 28th 2006
by Tiger Tales
(first published August 1st 2005)
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Abigail
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Recommends it for:
Young Witches (and Wizards) Who Are a Little Fearful
Shelves:
picture-books,
witchy-witches
A nervous witch overcomes her fear in this endearing picture-book from English author Layn Marlow, and French illustrator Joëlle Dreidemy, coming through in a pinch, when it really matters. Ridiculed as a 'cowardly custard' by the other witches, because she is afraid of everything from toads to spiders - all the things that witches should find delightful! - Willa is a witch with a twitch. Even Kitch, her beloved feline companion, thinks her a bit of a scaredy-cat. When her twitchy fright lands h...more
I love the illustrations, but the text didn't pass muster. This is a typical "fluff" book. I did do some background vocabulary work with the kindergarten and learning center students I used this book with. We discussed the meaning of the word "twitch," made some predicitons during the story and checked to see if we predicted correctly, and talked about what to do when someone hurts your feelings, or if you hurt someone else's feelings.
Lisa Vegan
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Recommends it for:
young children, especially girls, especially those who love cats
Oh, this is so cute. It’s about Willa, a twitchy witch scared of things that should not scare witches, and the other witches tease her because of her fears. She has a beloved cat named Kitch (there’s actually less rhyming in this book than you might expect.) The story is about how Willa is able to overcome her fears and demonstrate extreme bravery because she needs to act to save her cat. (Well, the cat is in trouble because he’s gotten fed up with his fearful witch and taken some risks that don...more
A witch is afraid of spiders and owls and stuff but proves her mettle when her cat is in trouble. Cute rhyming story that's good Halloween fodder for kids who haven't made it to the scary story stage.
Hazel was not a fan.
Kathryn
marked it as to-read
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Recommended to Kathryn by:
Chandra--thank you!
Lee
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Recommended to Lee by:
Lisa Vegan
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picture-books
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