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Witch-o-ween

By: Amelia Picklewiggle
Narrated by: Tracey Norman
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Witch Hazel has quite a dilemma. It's her job to save Halloween. But when her evil sister swoops into the town and places a nasty spell, Witch Hazel's plans for a happy Halloween don't go the way she planned. Will Witch Hazel be able to save Halloween in time? Find out in this hilarious children's bedtime story.

Amelia Picklewiggle is the ambassador for Board on Books for Young Readers. She was the guest judge for the Vegas PBS television station and the very first author to present the awards for the Kids Go Writing Contest. Her characters are trademarked. She is represented by a leading US brand licensing agent and a Hollywood producer. Her books, Lone Huntress, The Adventures of Mickey Silver Mouse, and Elliot Finds a Home are bound for television and the big screen.

©2013 Amelia Picklewiggle (P)2015 Jay Jones
Bedtime & Dreaming Science Fiction & Fantasy
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