About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is navigating the ups and downs of new friendships, especially when someone seems a little 'different' at first. This funny chapter book follows Polly, a logical, science-loving girl who is convinced her new neighbor, Esmeralda, is a witch. Alongside her best friend, Polly gathers 'evidence' in a series of laugh-out-loud misadventures. The story gently explores themes of jumping to conclusions, the value of curiosity, and the loyalty between friends. Perfect for newly independent readers, its blend of humor, mystery, and relatable social situations makes it a great choice for opening up conversations about giving people a chance before you judge them.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book does not deal with significant sensitive topics. The central conflict revolves around social misunderstanding and judging others based on appearances. The approach is entirely secular and lighthearted, with a hopeful and clear resolution that emphasizes friendship and open-mindedness.
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