Little Witch Girl

By Tamara Ruth

Ten-year old Hazel Frogmore wants to be a witch. One problem: her parents are normal humans. According to the kids at school, that means Hazel will never be a witch. But Hazel has other plans. Plans to prove them wrong.

How hard can it be?

Every witch has a talking pumpkin, a cat, and a flying broomstick. If Hazel can get those three things, then she will be a witch too.

Or will she? 

Join Hazel and her new friends on an adventure they won't soon forget!

• Language: English
• Publisher: TR Publishing
• Release date: Sep 4, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393431503

Tamara Ruth

Tamara Ruth is an author of many things, not all of them books. She lives in Illinois with her husband, two small kids, and a neurotic Sheltie.

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Little Witch Girl

Little Witch Girl

A Magic Plan

Tamara Ruth

Illustrated by

Estela Raileanu

TR Publishing

For Indira and Juliet because your love for Hazel got me to the finish.

Many, many thanks. Love you both.

Contents

Read Along with Tamara

1. Hazel Frogmore

2. Farmer Brown’s Pumpkin Patch

3. Never Curb a Pumpkin

4. Carve a Mouth

5. One Crazed Feline

6. Cats and Pumpkins Are NOT Friends

7. Build A Broomstick

8. Ride A Broomstick

9. A Witchy Tale

10. Back to the Straw

Thank You for reading

About the Author

Also by Tamara Ruth

Read Along with Tamara

Does your child like to be read to?

Mine sure do. Because reading, reading along with, and being read to are important for a child’s development, I decided to narrate Little Witch Girl.

I recorded myself reading Little Witch Girl to my kids and turned it into a podcast.

That podcast episode is available to you. Completely free. No sign-up required. If you are interested, please click the link below to listen.

https://anchor.fm/tamararuth/episodes/Little-Witch-Girl-A-Magic-Plan-e4nuoe

This podcast is called Read Along with Tamara. It is available on all podcast providers.

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Hazel Frogmore

Sylvia points at me. You’ll never be a witch. Not with parents like yours. Her group of friends all laugh along.

My chin goes up. "At least I’m