That Witch

A Magical Children’s Picture Book About Kindness, Acceptance, and Being Yourself Readers’ Favorite Five‑Star Review That Witch by Courtney Hanks is a whimsical and thought‑provoking children’s picture book that teaches an important lesson about kindness, empathy, and accepting others for who they are. This enchanting story follows a lonely witch who is comfortable with her routines and set in her ways. One day, she brews a magical potion that draws curious ghosts, creatures, and magical beings to her home. At first, the witch is delighted by the company and relieved to no longer be alone. But as the house fills with noise, quirks, and chaos, her patience begins to wear thin. Young readers are invited to reflect on a powerful question: Is kindness about control—or compassion? Why parents, educators, and kids love That Witch: Teaches kindness, empathy, and acceptance Encourages children to respect differences and individuality Helps kids understand the impact of unkind behavior Features creative layouts and engaging, spooky‑cute illustrations Perfect for read‑alouds, classroom discussions, and SEL lessons The playful storytelling and expressive artwork—especially the mischievous ghosts—keep children entertained while delivering a meaningful message about friendship and emotional growth. Ideal for fans of magical picture books, Halloween‑themed stories, and social‑emotional learning, That Witch is both entertaining and educational. If you’re looking for a children’s book that sparks conversation about kindness and being yourself, That Witch by Courtney Hanks is a charming and memorable addition to any child’s bookshelf.