Letters from the Witch: Cackle Crackle
Annie Atkins once again creates something magical in Letters from the Witch. Five children from all around the world turn to witches as the wisest people they know to help them solve their problems and are amazed by the spells the witches conjure in order to help them, despite getting ready for the annual Big Witch Convention.
A companion to Letters from the North Pole, this delightfully spooky story is told in lively rhyming verse that is sure to charm young readers making it very suitable reading for a younger audience around Halloween time.
A perfect read-out-loud story with spells aplenty to have fun with, the story is magically interactive including five beautifully illustrated letters from the various witches for children to pull out and open. This interactive aspect will get imaginations whirred up conjuring spells and potions. The wonderfully nostalgic-feeling illustrations in a lovely autumnal colour palette weave the story together and the witches are exquisitely drawn amongst the highly detailed imagery that spans the entire book.
A truly spell-binding book to be treasured by young witches and wizards for many Halloweens to come.
