H.R. Pufnstuf is a popular children's television show from the late 1960s. The show features a friendly dragon named H.R. Pufnstuf and a young boy named Jimmy who find themselves on the magical Living Island.

The Littlest Witch

The Littlest Witch is tiny for sure but her magic packs a big punch! She helps the older witches get out of a bind and she's only a little girl!

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• Primary Category:Children
• Additional CategoriesPoetry, Fairy Tales
• Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
  # of Pages: 20
• Publish Date: Sep 29, 2008
• Language English
• Keywords Halloween , Children's; , Patience; , Fantasy

About the Creator

Lisa Gallucci has been writing children's books for almost twenty years. She writes personal stories for her nieces and nephews and is currently working on her "Little Lisa" series. Lisa's passion is children. She wrote her first story, Gutak of the Stone People for her twin sons when they were 9 years old.

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Pufnstuf and a young boy named Jimmy who find themselves on the magical Living Island. The island is ruled by a quirky and eccentric mayor named H.R.

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Pufnstuf and is populated by various talking animals and creatures. One of the most memorable characters from the show is Witchiepoo, the villainous witch who constantly schemes to capture Jimmy and steal his magic talking flute, Freddy. Witchiepoo is characterized by her green skin, black clothing, and signature cackling laugh. She is always accompanied by her henchman, Orson Vulture, who assists her in carrying out her plans. Throughout the series, Witchiepoo relentlessly pursues Jimmy and attempts to outwit H.R. Pufnstuf and his friends. She employs various magical spells and schemes in her pursuit, but is always foiled by the resilience and cleverness of the good-natured characters on the island. Despite being a villain, Witchiepoo often provides comic relief through her outrageous antics and over-the-top personality. She is known for her catchy catchphrases, such as "I'm witchie-poo, the lovable witch" and "Oh, mama!" which have become iconic phrases associated with the character. H.R. Pufnstuf and Witchiepoo have become beloved characters in popular culture and have remained influential decades after the show first aired. The colorful and imaginative world of Living Island, along with the hilarious and entertaining performances by the cast, have made H.R. Pufnstuf and Witchiepoo enduring favorites among children and adults alike..

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