This is the ultimate collection of the best children’s books about witches for your Halloween fun! Hand-picked for a little spooky fun for even the littlest witches and wizards.
Add these to your collection of best children’s Halloween books.
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Children’s Books about Witches
There’s something quite magical about reading about witches with kids. As a reader and storyteller you are completely drawn into a world of make-believe where magic exists!
These witch books highlight the challenges many of the witches face, which are also sometimes problems our children deal with like problem solving, shyness, fitting in, being afraid, making friends and more.
Sneak in tons of fun reading with this adorable collection of children’s picture books about magic and witches! Be sure to check about the witch book activity ideas at the end too.
Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson
How to Catch a Witch by Alice Walstead
The Littlest Witch by Brandi Dougherty
Hocus Pocus by A. W. Jantha
The Witches by Roald Dahl
I Want to Be a Witch by Ian Cunliffe
A Very Brave Witch by Alison McGhee
It’s Raining Bats & Frogs by Rebecca Colby
Zip! Zoom! On a Broom by Teri Sloat
Ten Flying Brooms by Ilanit Oliver
Grimelda: The Very Messy Witch by Diana Murray
10 Busy Brooms by Carole Gerber
Humbug Witch by Lorna Balian
Leila, the Perfect Witch by Flavia Z. Drago
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
The Witchling’s Wish by Lu Fraser
Hubble Bubble, Granny Trouble by Tracey Corderoy
Winnie and Wilbur: Winnie the Witch by Valerie Thomas
The Itty-Bitty Witch by Trisha Speed Shaskan
Boo-La-La Witch Spa by Samantha Berger
Wanda’s Words Got Stuck by Lucy Rowland
Little Witch by Juliette MacIv
Little Witch Hazel: A Year in the Forest by Phoebe Wahl
Hansel & Gretel by Bethan Woollvin
Little Witch by Anna Elizabeth Bennett
Strega Nona by Tomie dePaola
Witch’s Cat Books for Kids
There’s something very special about a witch and her cat. This book list shares a few favorites about the witches cat for your child.
Witch’s Brew for Me & You by Darcey Shumaker
I Am a Witch’s Cat by Harriet Muncaster
The Witch’s Cat by Sonica Ellis
The Witch’s Cat and The Cooking Catastrophe by Kirstie Watson
The Witch’s Cat and The Broomstick Blunder by Kirstie Watson
Tales of The Witch’s Cat: The Puppy Problem by Kirstie Watson
Clever Little Witch by Muon Thi Van
Little Witch Meets The Moon by Melusine Spells
Mama, What’s a Witch? by Nico B. Paradis
The Little Leftover Witch by Florence Laughlin
Easy Readers About Witches for Beginning Readers
Do you have a new reader this Halloween? Try these easy readers that are available for your child to read on their own with various reading levels to choose from all about witches.
Lulu Goes to Witch School by Jane O’Connor
Little Witch’s Big Night (Step into Reading) by Deborah Hautzig
The Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches – by Alice Low
Little Witch Goes to School by Deborah Hautzig
Happy Birthday, Little Witch by Deborah Hautzig
Little Witch Learns to Read by Deborah Hautzig
Want more Halloween books? Try these Pumpkin Books for kids!
There you have it, a list of the best books about witches for kids.
Did we miss one? Tell us below in the comments…
Witch Books Activity Ideas for your Storytime or Book Club
Bringing a book to life can be such fun with young children. Here are a few items to have in your storybook basket to add hours of fun to your witch books for kids.
Plus a few items if you’re planning on hosting a witch themed party or book club with friends.
I am getting on of the Hocus Pocus T-shirts to wear when I read with kids these witches books. Now the hardest party is to pick which one, they are so cute!
You may also enjoy these witch themed activities for kids…
Another wonderful children’s book about a little witch is Almost a Witch by Suzanne Osman
Book Summary: Mabel is from a long line of witches and today she is finally old enough to try out to be a witch herself. She can do almost everything a witch should do except for one thing. Will she finally get to wear her very own black, pointy hat? Or will she be the only one in her whole family who isn’t a witch.
The story takes place during a single day as Mabel prepares for and participates in a ritual of maturation from little girl to little witch.
My kids love this one!