Funny witches (wimmelbukh)

Together with the heroes of the book, the Pokatushkins family, readers will find themselves in a magic forest where talking trees grow and live very cute (and not terrible) witches with their assistants - owls, black cats, bats. Each witch has its own temper and character. For example, the witch Sonya loves to sleep, and the witch Kisis loves cats. The witch is harmful to everyone makes dirty tricks, and the witch Agatha loves to ravish and tell all sorts of fables, so she grows a very long nose.
Even in this forest you can meet a in love vampire, a noble skeleton and a family of distracted wizards. There is its own witchcraft school, there is a market where witches buy herbs and dried frogs for their potions, there are shops where elegant mantles and pointed hats and fast huts are sold. Witches arrange picnics, go to visit each other, play sports, make purchases, cook potions and conjure, and at night they fly on a big holiday with salute and dancing.
About all this, the child will be able to "read" himself, examining the turn over the turn and tracing the plot lines according to the pictures. Each resident of the magic forest in this book has its own story, which has developed throughout five U -turning!
Like any Wimmelbukh, "Funny Witches" is a real dumb movie. Considering the book, children will learn how to notice details, find logical connections between events, and make a story on the pictures on their own.
For children from 3 years old