Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep within a dense forest, lived a very brave witch. Her name was Morgana, and she was known far and wide for her fearless spirit and unparalleled magical abilities. Despite the prevalent superstition and fear surrounding witches, Morgana was loved and revered by the villagers. Morgana had always been different from other witches. While most witches would use their powers for personal gain or mischief, she chose to use her abilities for the greater good of her community. She would often help the villagers with her healing spells, casting away their ailments and bringing them back to good health.
On the far side of town in a big dark house lives a brave little witch. She has heard lots and lots about that very human holiday Halloween, and even though she thinks she knows what humans are like, she has never, ever seen Halloween for herself.
She has heard lots and lots about that very human holiday Halloween, and even though she thinks she knows what humans are like, she has never, ever seen Halloween for herself. She has heard lots and lots about that very human holiday Halloween, and even though she thinks she knows what humans are like, she has never, ever seen Halloween for herself.
She would often help the villagers with her healing spells, casting away their ailments and bringing them back to good health. Not only was Morgana skilled in healing magic, but she was also a powerful protector. The villagers often sought her help when faced with dangers from bandits or mythical creatures.
A very brave witch : and more great Halloween stories for kids! / Scholastic ; Weston Woods Studios, Inc.
A very brave witch / written by Alison McGhee ; illustrated by Harry Bliss -- A dark, dark tale / . written and illustrated by Ruth Brown -- By the light of the Halloween moon / written by Caroline Stutson ; illustrated by Kevin Hawkes -- Georgie / written and illustrated by Robert Bright -- The witch in the cherry tree / written by Margaret Mahy ; illustrated by Jenny Williams -- The three robbers / written and illustrated by Tomi Ungerer -- The three-legged cat / written by Margaret Mahy ; illustrated by Jonathan Allen -- Little Tim and the brave sea Captain / written and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone. Read More
Georgie: Narrator: David DeVries. By the light of the Halloween moon: Narrator: Sherry Stringfield. A very brave witch: Narrator: Elle FanningA little witch wants to know what humans are actually like, so she sets out on an adventure to find . out. Other stories included are: By the Light of the Halloween Moon; A Dark, Dark Tale; Georgie; The Witch in the Cherry Tree; The Three-Legged Cat; The Three Robbers; and Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain. Read More
Ages 3-9.| Subject: | Witches -- Juvenile drama Halloween -- Juvenile drama |
| Genre: | Animated films Children's films Short films |
| Additional Title: | Very brave witch. Dark, dark tale. By the light of the Halloween moon. Georgie. Witch in the cherry tree. Three robbers. Three-legged cat. Little Tim and the brave Sea Captain. |
Citation: McGhee, Alison. "A very brave witch : and more great Halloween stories for kids!." United States : Distributed by New Video, 2009.
Harry Bliss is an award-winning, nationally syndicated cartoonist and cover artist for the New Yorker. He is the illustrator of the New York Times bestselling books A Fine, Fine School by Sharon Creech and Diary of a Worm and Diary of a Spider, both written by Doreen Cronin. Mr. Bliss lives with his family in northern Vermont.
Morgana fearlessly faced these challenges head-on, using her spells to defend her people and ensure their safety. But it was not just her magical abilities that made Morgana so courageous. She had a kind and empathetic heart, always putting others before herself. Whether it was helping a lost child find their way home or comforting a grieving family, Morgana never hesitated to extend a helping hand. The villagers admired Morgana not only for her bravery but also for her unwavering determination. She faced countless trials and tribulations throughout her life, but never once did she let adversity dampen her spirit. Morgana would often say, "Fear is merely an obstacle to overcome. With courage, we can conquer anything." Despite her remarkable powers and fearlessness, Morgana remained humble and grounded. She lived a simple life in her cottage at the edge of the village, surrounded by nature and her magical herbs. She was always willing to teach her craft to those who sought to learn, passing down her knowledge and wisdom to the next generation. Morgana's bravery and selfless acts inspired the villagers to overcome their fear of witches. They soon realized that not all witches were wicked and evil, as the tales had led them to believe. With Morgana as their guide, they learned the true meaning of courage and compassion and embraced the diverse magical community. In time, Morgana's fame spread beyond the village, and she became a symbol of hope and inspiration for witches all over the land. Her legacy lived on even after her passing, with her name spoken with respect and admiration by generations to come. Morgana, the very brave witch, taught us that true power lies not in magical abilities alone, but in the courage to use them for the betterment of others. Her story serves as a reminder that bravery comes in many forms and that anyone, regardless of their background or abilities, can make a difference in the world..
Reviews for "Overcoming Fear: A Witch's Path to Bravery"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "A very brave witch". The plot felt weak and predictable, and the characters were quite one-dimensional. I was hoping for a more intricate and engaging story, but it fell flat for me. Additionally, the illustrations were not as captivating as I had hoped, and overall, I found the book to be quite mediocre.
2. John - 1 star - "A very brave witch" was a complete letdown for me. The storyline lacked originality and creativity, and I struggled to stay engaged throughout the book. The writing style felt uninspired, and I found myself rolling my eyes at some of the cliched dialogue. Overall, I would not recommend this book to others looking for an exciting and imaginative read.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I was hoping for a captivating witch story with "A very brave witch", but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The pacing was off, with moments that felt rushed and others that dragged on unnecessarily. The characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult for me to connect with them. Additionally, the resolution felt too convenient and rushed, leaving me unsatisfied with the overall reading experience.
4. Jason - 2 stars - "A very brave witch" fell short for me in terms of both the storytelling and the illustrations. The plot felt disjointed and at times confusing, with elements that were introduced without much explanation or purpose. The illustrations, while colorful, lacked intricacy and detail, making them less visually stimulating. Overall, I found the book to be underwhelming and not worth the hype.