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The Littlest Witch

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After reading and enjoying two of Adrienne Adams' witchy Halloween tales - A Woggle of Witches and A Halloween Happening - despite finding the narrative of the second a little weak, I was curious to see what I would make of this, a witchy title illustrated by Adams, but written by someone else. I'm so happy I gave it a chance, because not only did I find it superior (from a story-telling perspective) to the other two, but I also rediscovered a long-forgotten favorite from my youth! Although I have no distinct memory of when I first read Jeanne Massey's The Littlest Witch, I had no sooner picked it up on my train-ride this morning (subway, rather than commuter train this time), than I realized I was already familiar with it. I love it when that happens, and I stumble across a well-loved children's book I'd forgotten all about reading!

The story of a three-week old witch (I assume that's a reference to how long she's been a witch, rather than how long she's been alive?), who finds herself unable to keep up with the more experienced witches of her coven, on their Halloween-night race to the moon, The Littlest Witch follows its heroine as she discovers her own unique destiny as a "Good Witch." Helping a stray kitten (black, of course!), a sad pumpkin who wants to be a Jack-o-Lantern, and a bullied young trick-or-treater, the Littlest Witch sacrifices her chance at winning the race, but is given a beautiful reward in consequence.

I enjoyed Massey's story, which, although it has "good" and "bad" witches, manages to paint both in a somewhat sympathetic light. It turns out that every coven ends up with a "good witch," a reality they must simply endure, explains the Oldest Witch kindly: "No," said the Oldest Witch firmly, "she belongs to our circle and" (she looked sternly at the other witches) "good or bad we must take her for what she is! I also greatly enjoyed Adrienne Adams illustrations, which had all the usual witchy charm, and then some! ( )

Little Witch is the newest witch to the circle, but she hasn't quite gotten the whole thing down. When she gives up racing to the moon to help a kitten, pumpkin, and little boy, she feels like she's done something terribly wrong. The other witches explain to her that she's only become a good witch- and they would have been stuck with one, anyway. ( )

Littlest Witch by Jeanne Massey (5 results)

hard cover, ex library, usual library marks, all pages in very good condition and in place, rebound by Bound to Stay Bound, red cover with black art and lettering, unpaged, 9 3/4 x 7 3/8 inches, 1st edition, good book condition, no dust jacket, juvenile fiction,

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The Littlest Witch

hardcover. Condition: acceptable. No Jacket. Adrienne Adams (illustrator). reprint. RARE slim EX-LIBRARY hardback, no dustjacket, published by Alfred A. Knopf, 1970. Unpaginated. Illustrated by Adrienne Adams. Usual library marks. Wear to spine & covers, stickers to both covers. Fair copy. book.

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