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A delightfully gross, bouncy counting rhyme that turns spooky ingredients into a festive, giggly Halloween feast. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with One witch.
- festive
- cozy-creepy
- delightfully gross
- autumnal
- 01
Room on the Broom
Julia Donaldson · 2004
A bouncy, wind-swept ride that celebrates the magic of making space for just one more friend.
- 02
Meg and Mog
Helen Nicoll
A delightfully bold and gently spooky romp where everyday routines meet magical, chaotic mishaps.
- 03
The witch who was afraid of witches
Alice Low · 1978
A gentle, empowering tale of a timid underdog discovering her own unique magic to stand up to her overbearing siblings.
- 04
It's Halloween
Jack Prelutsky
A delightfully eerie, bouncy collection of verses that captures the safe, sugary thrills of a childhood Halloween.
- 05
1 is one
Tasha Tudor · 1956
A gentle, sunlit stroll through a pastoral world of counting and quiet observation.
- 06
Monster party!
Annie Bach
A bouncy, colorful celebration of toddlerhood that perfectly captures the soaring highs of a party and the crashing lows of having to go home.
- 07
Scary, Scary Halloween
Eve Bunting
A delightfully shivery, rhythmic romp through the shadows of autumn that ends with a comforting purr.
- 08
The Would-Be Witch
Ruth Chew
A gentle, nostalgic chapter book that captures the cozy thrill of suspecting there is magic hiding right down the street.
- 09
Wacky Wednesday
Dr. Seuss · 2002
A delightfully absurd seek-and-find adventure that turns the ordinary world upside down.
- 10
Under My Hat
Jonathan Strahan
A bubbling cauldron of magical coming-of-age tales that feels like a crisp autumn evening.
- 11
Ten
Gretchen McNeil
A claustrophobic, high-stakes slasher where a weekend getaway transforms into a desperate fight for survival.
- 12
The Bone Witch
Rin Chupeco
A lush, darkly enchanting tale of necromancy and ritual that unfolds like a slow, deliberate dance.
