Little Witch Cat
Finger Puppet Book
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A sweet, rhyming Halloween-themed board book with a finger puppet built right in! Bursting with color and charm, this finger puppet book invites babies and inquisitive toddlers to touch, feel, and explore their growing world.
Little ones will love celebrating Halloween with this adorable witchy feline and her cute ghoul and goblin companions. Interactive pages let readers help Little Witch Cat stir her cauldron under the full moon as she and her friends celebrate their favorite day of the year. With its irresistible plush, adorable art, and sweet, accessible text, this latest addition to the bestselling Finger Puppet series will delight parents and toddlers alike.
OVER 8 MILLION COPIES SOLD IN THE SERIES! The finger puppet books are a trusted, go-to series for new parents and gift-givers.
PERFECT FOR HALLOWEEN: Fans of black cats, witches, and the spooky season will be delighted by this addition to the Finger Puppet series that makes a great companion to Little Ghostie.
LEARNING PLUS PLAYTIME: The bright and colorful cloth finger puppet is ideal for little hands to build and engage their motor skills.
STURDY AND SECURE: Never worry about losing this soft plush finger puppet, which is permanently attached to the back cover of the book.
Perfect for:
- Parents, grandparents, and caregivers looking for a hands-on way to entertain little ones
- Gift-givers searching for an engaging Halloween-themed gift
- Fans of the Little Finger Puppet series
- Anyone seeking an interactive and educational gift for young children
About this Author
Emily Dove is a freelance illustrator, author, and naturalist. She has lived all over the US and is proud to call the Pacific Northwest home.
Reviews
"A fun addition to all library Halloween collections for very young readers." -- School Library Journal
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