Little Witch Hazel: A Year in the Forest

“Love her art, her prints, her books. My 5-year-old daughter particularly loves her book, Little Witch Hazel, and I love it, too, for its luscious prose and atmospheric illustrations.”

“I deeply love this book. It feels like it was written 50 years ago. It’s homey and comforting.”

“Filled with whimsy, creativity, and beauty. It makes my son smile and laugh out loud. It’s divided into the four seasons so it’s a nice early intro to that, and to the idea of chapters.”

“for faith/brooke”

“Big agree, our whole house loves these. Particularly in a two boy house full of truck books, we all love the tenderness of these, the seasons.”

“Our favorite children’s book—whimsical and seasonal and perfect ☀️”

“A tender, heart-forward story about a little witch named Hazel and the forest creatures she befriends. There's a short story for all four seasons.”

“This book has four (long-ish) chapters: one for each season. In each season, Little Witch Hazel discovers the world around her and learns more about herself. Sometimes we just read one season, sometimes we read them all. This book is magical and beautifully illustrated.”

“do I cry when Otis comes to the rescue? of course. Seasonal stories about a fantastical land, focusing on the life of the little witch”

“a sweet story for every season”

“Little Witch Hazel is a tiny witch who lives in (an enchanted?) forest. She's a midwife who helps the people in her community. The book takes you through the four seasons, and just have the most magical illustrations.”

“Certified Hazel heads over here”