The Green-Fingered Witch
By Helen Docherty
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What is The Green-Fingered Witch about?
Cress is excited to start Witch School, but she quickly realises she's different from her classmates. She can't fly a broomstick, brew potions, or cast spells. However, Cress has a special talent: her green fingers. When the school's Halloween party faces a pumpkin shortage, it's up to Cress to use her gardening skills to save the day. This rhyming tale highlights the importance of embracing one's unique abilities and shows that everyone has their own kind of magic.
About the author
Helen Docherty is a much-loved children's author from the UK. She is best known for her rhyming picture book 'The Snatchabook', which has delighted readers around the world. Helen loves creating stories that spark imagination, and she often works with her husband, Thomas Docherty, who illustrates many of her books.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Edition published
2024
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