One of a number of related paperback picture-books from author Brandi Dougherty about the 'littlest' member of various communities - other titles include The Littlest Pilgrim and The Littlest Elf - The Littlest Witch features a sweet, winsome little witchy story, and cute artwork. By using LibraryThing you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Meanwhile, the selfish and greedy Alfonso attempts to fulfil the conditions set by his uncle to retrieve his multi-million inheritance: he must marry a witch. This story, and the series to which it belongs, will have great child appeal, as many children will be able to identify with the feeling of being too young to contribute to group activities. 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!Miss Snarly commends Magdalena's answer and warns her students that when they graduate, they are to stay out of the rain and never take baths. But Great Uncle Sempronio has one condition: if Asdrubale doesn't marry a witch within a year and a month of Sempronio's death, the fortune will go to someone else. I also greatly enjoyed Adrienne Adams illustrations, which had all the usual witchy charm, and then some! The Littlest Witch is a fun book which will have many middle graders laughing along to the story, characters and the complicated issues that befall our main protagonist the evil Alfonso Terrible. In the Smurf Village, Papa Smurf warns his little Smurfs about being around Witch Haven Conservatory, which, although is dangerous, is the only place they can find witch hazel.

Smurfette says that being good is being kind to all living creatures great and small, while Hefty says that being good is keeping fit and taking care of your health. 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? Willing to prove that evil is more powerful than good, Miss Snarly causes the window Brenda lands near to turn into a mouth that attacks her before she chases after her student with her broom. 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.

At the school, a class of young witches are being tested with a question by their teacher Miss Snarly about the only element that can take away a witch's power for a year.