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"The Wednesday Witch" is a classic children's book written by Ruth Chew. The story revolves around two siblings, Mary Jane and Toby, who discover that their neighbor, Mrs. Cragg, is actually a witch. However, unlike the scary and evil witches depicted in other books, Mrs. Cragg is a kind and helpful witch. One Wednesday, Mary Jane and Toby find themselves locked out of their house, and Mrs.

One Wednesday, Mary Jane and Toby find themselves locked out of their house, and Mrs. Cragg comes to their rescue by using her magical powers to open the door. This event marks the beginning of a magical friendship between the children and the witch.

Synopsis for the TV Cartoon Curse Of Shirley

One day, Shirley the medium comes begging for money. Muriel and Courage give her something, but Eustace does not. Shirley takes out a small silver saxophone-type instrument and plays some notes that put a curse on Eustace. A rain cloud starts to hover over Eustace. When Muriel sends Eustace to sleep on the roof, he drops his glasses and can't see. He thinks that the TV antenna is a monster and the chimney is a snake. Then he falls down the chimney and he thinks Muriel is a monster, so he captures her, takes her on the roof, and makes her eat mushrooms that had started growing on him. Courage goes to find Shirley, and she gives him a mirror that will make Eustace do a kind act that will stop the curse. But Courage breaks the mirror, and only a frame is left. Then Eustace looks at it and sees Courage as a child with no hat, so Eustace gives the hat to the boy/Courage, and the curse goes away. Eustace then has a cold, and Courage still has the hat, so Eustace takes it back and the curse comes back.

As the story progresses, Mary Jane and Toby get embroiled in various magical adventures with Mrs. Cragg. They visit a Halloween party where ghosts come to life, shrink themselves to the size of mice, and even travel through time. Mrs. Cragg uses her powers to help the children overcome obstacles and solve problems. "The Wednesday Witch" teaches children about the importance of friendship, bravery, and kindness. It shows them that appearances can be deceiving, as Mrs. Cragg breaks the stereotype of a typical witch. The book also emphasizes the idea that magic can be used for good and to help others. Ruth Chew's writing style is engaging and accessible to young readers. Her vivid descriptions and captivating storytelling make "The Wednesday Witch" a beloved book among children. It has been praised for its creative plot and relatable characters. Overall, "The Wednesday Witch" is a delightful and enchanting book that sparks the imagination of young readers. It is a timeless story that continues to captivate children and remind them of the magic that can be found in everyday life..

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