
Winnie’s Amazing Pumpkin – Valerie Thomas / Korky Paul

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Our youth group grew some pumpkins from last year’s pumpkin seeds. Unfortunately the slugs ate the plants before they flowered, so it’s back to bought ones this year. I think the kids still young enough to admire magic pumpkins, though!
I would have been happy if the slugs had nibbled our pumpkins just a little bit!
I haven’t run across this series before. I’m sure my daughter would have loved the Winnie the Witch stories when she was younger. This is a perfect choice for the fall as well. Thanks for sharing in the Kid Lit Blog Hop.
Winnie the Witch has been a favourite of mine since the very first book came out, now my daughter loves her too.
What a great book. Just in time for Halloween. Winnie sounds like a fun character. Thanks for sharing on the Kid Lit Blog Hop. Cheryl, Hop Hostess.
It’s the perfect combination for Halloween – a witch and a pumpkin 🙂
Love the theme of the book Catherine! I have yet to read a book in this series, but can imagine that DD would love it! I am going to try this as a read aloud for the little ones classroom! Thanks for sharing on Kid Lit Blog Hop!
-Reshama @StackingBooks.comWinnie is one of my long term favourite characters 🙂 Have fun reading it in class.
My kids are huge fans of Winnie and we haven’t read this one. Will have to go on the must get list in time for Halloween. I’ll just have to plan the excuses beforehand why we can’t grow any pumpkins this year.
You can also read the the free ebook of Winnie’s Amazing Pumpkin on the Oxford Owl website – http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/home/reading-owl/find-a-book/library-page 🙂
This sounds like such a great book for the season for young kids. Thanks for sharing it on KidLit Blog Hop.
Winnie does use the pumpkin shell in a very unusual way, it’s a very amusing story 🙂
Just stopping in from the Kid Lit Blog Hop – I don’t think I’ve come across Winnie the witch before, so thanks for introducing us!
There are lots of Winnie the Witch stories, she’s a lovely witch but her spells often cause chaos! Thank you for visiting Story Snug 🙂
Those pumpkin vines sure do spread out and take up a lot of space, which is the reason I can’t grow my own.
We won’t be growing a pumpkin in this garden again, we’ll be back to carrots again next year 🙂
This was the very first Winnie the Witch book we read (late discoverers!) and fell in love with it quickly. The phrase “Wilbur helped” is often used in our household 😉
Better late than never! We find Wilbur’s ‘help’ very amusing too 🙂
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