Waverly the Witch

Waverly the Witch ¿
"I might be going to a school for witches!"
Are you ready for a magical adventure? Waverly the Witch is the book for you! Young readers will love this witchy tale of hard work and determination.
Starting at a new school is always nerve-wracking, but for Waverly, it's the opportunity of a lifetime! Quickly, Waverly's first-day jitters turn into excitement as she discovers magic around every corner. From brewing potions to flying broomsticks, Waverly learns new skills and works hard to be the very best witch she can be. Along the way, she learns more about who she is and what she is capable of. By the end of the school year, she'll prove to her parents once and for all that she really is a magical witch, and she'll learn something surprising about them too. Waverly the Witch is the perfect tool for teaching young readers about the value of hard work and the exciting opportunities new, sometimes scary places can bring. This engaging and imaginative book reminds young readers and dreamers just how magical they are. Waverly the Witch is a children's picture book aimed at readers aged 3 to 9, but it can be enjoyed by kids and grown-ups alike. Fun and fantastical, this is a great story for readers of all ages. Read the book, discuss Waverly's sense of determination, and see what you can spot in the book's detailed illustrations!
Young readers will adore Waverly's magical school adventures. By the book's end, children will consider themselves expert witches and wizards, and they'll learn how hard work, determination, and persistence pay off. Plus, Waverly's witchy adventure proves that new beginnings really can be magical!
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About the Author:
Angela Lindsey is a children's author with plenty of fun and engaging stories to share. She has been an avid reader all her life. A long-time businesswoman, she spent many years volunteering at her local school's Scholastic Book Fairs before turning her attention to writing a book of her own. Angela's biggest supporters throughout her publishing journey is her husband and son.
Angela is also passionate about chronic illness advocacy. Since she was a teenager, she has lived with relapsing polychondritis, a rare inflammatory condition that causes cartilage in the body to break down. She feels blessed to be able to connect with young readers to let them know that they have the strength to face whatever challenges come their way.
When she's not writing, Angela spends her time on aquatic adventures with her husband and her son. Her family loves to visit the beach, tour marine museums, go crabbing, and fish off the pier at their home in Mechanicsville, Maryland.