• Age: 3 to 5
• Grade: p to k
• Reading age: 3 to 5

From training her stubborn owl to taking flying lessons, Little Witch will get through her daily to-do list one item at a time in this brand-new picture book that gently teaches time management, with the next book in the series set to feature a very busy Easter Bunny

Little Witch is very busy from morning to night—good thing she has a to-do list! From brewing potions to summoning bats to baking a toadstool cake, she has many tasks to complete before bedtime. But it’ll all get done; one thing at a time.

And when all her tasks are finally completed, Little Witch is rewarded with a fantastically finished list and a hug from her mom.

Perfect for Halloween or everyday read-alouds, Little Witch’s To-Do List offers a gentle lesson on the importance of organization. The raised, glittery text on the cover is so inviting that young readers will be eager to accompany Little Witch during her very busy day.

And they are in for another sparkly surprise when they unfold a secret flap at the end of the book to see all the items in Little Witch’s to-do list checked off in glittery ink from her magic wand!

Cast a spell for sunshine / Fluff my cobweb bed
Feed my baby phoenix / Turn my black robe red

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Helen Kemp Zax could spend all day musing over rhymes, so daily to-do lists keep her life on track. She is co-winner of the 2021 YorkMix International Children’s Poetry Prize and winner of the 2018 Middle Grade Katherine Paterson Prize. Her poetry has appeared in many anthologies and magazines. A former lawyer and teacher, Kemp Zax holds an MFA in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband, Leonard, and their Aussie-doodle, Huckleberry Finn. Kiersten Eagan is an illustrator working in children’s publishing as well as design for television and film. Eagan is passionate about storytelling and loves using design to help bring stories to life. She studied illustration at the Academy of Art in San Francisco and now lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, where she loves exploring the mountains or spending time by the sea.