About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is feeling a little nervous about shadows or needs a playful model for tackling a big cleanup. This charming story follows a capable young witch who moves into a haunted house. Instead of running away, she cleverly captures the ghosts, gives them a good wash, and recycles them into useful household items. It’s a wonderful tale for preschoolers that champions creativity, resilience, and taking charge of one's environment. The striking, limited-color illustrations make the ghosts friendly, turning a potentially scary topic into a fun, empowering adventure.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book features ghosts, which can be associated with death. However, the approach is entirely metaphorical and secular. The ghosts are treated as pesky sprites or personified messes, not the spirits of deceased people. The resolution is whimsical and practical, with no mention of loss or grief.
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