One Witch

by Laura Leuck

Book Overview

The book of the Halloween season that's sure to become a year-round classic.

One witch, on a hill, had an empty pot to fill. So what does that one witch do? She goes around to visit all her fiendish friends, naturally; two cats, three scarecrows, four goblins, five vampires, six mummies, seven owls, eight ghosts, nine skeletons, and ten werewolves.

At every stop they contribute ghoulishly tasty ingredients until the witch has enough...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0802777295
• ISBN13: 9780802777294
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: Walker & Company
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 9.2" x 9.2"
• Age Range: 3 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

The "Halloween" Book!!!!!

This book is everything you want in a Halloween Book for kids. All the Halloween characters (Ghosts, Werewolves, Vampires, Mummy's, etc.) I wish people would write more books like this. The illustrations are fabulous! Great book. Buy it, you will not be disappointed.

Too Cute!

My 6, 4.5, and myself love this book for Halloweenie. Love IT!!!

Great book

my three-year-old son loves this book we read it every night before bed at his request. I just purchased "My mama monster love me so" and "Jeepers creepers" both by Laura Leuck and they are instant hits with my son. Really worth reading whether it's Halloween time or not.

Awesome Book

This has got to be one of my and my kids favorite halloween time books. The writing is very clever, the pictures in the book are really cool. I started reading this book to my kids when they were about four years old. They continue to read the book on their own and now they are about ages six and eight. Great book on every level.

Wonderful, Witchy-ful, Delight!!!

This was sitting in the middle of my local Barnes & Noble's Halloween kiosk in the children's section. It was perfect timing, because I was in the mood for halloween reading for my 3 1/2 year-old. One look at the pictures and he was sold...I love this because it reminds me of the books that we'd have read to us during Story Hour at the local library in the early 1970's when I was a kid.The illustrations are delightfully creepy and are very reminiscent of something film maker Tim Burton would have created. The story is simple and leads your child through his first ten numbers and the characters that are introduced along the way are perfectly suited to this halloween adventure.Makes me ALMOST not miss those old Dorie books (by Patricia Coombs) as much!Highly recomended for parents who aren't afraid of something that is actually a bit creepy and spooky and not rooted in some other insipid pop-culture source.