Wanda the witch can’t fly without her hat — can her animal friends help? A funny, not-scary read-aloud. A free Pagine Original early-reader story.
Wanda the witch woke up on Halloween morning and reached for her tall, pointy hat.
But it wasn’t on the hook. It wasn’t under the bed. It wasn’t even in the cauldron!
“Have you seen my hat?” she asked Cat. Cat shook her head. “But I’ll help you look.”
Owl looked in the tall tree. Bat looked in the dark cave. Spider looked in every corner of her web.
Then Pumpkin began to giggle. “Wanda,” he said, “look up!”
The hat was on her head all along — she’d fallen asleep wearing it!
Everyone laughed, and they all flew off together to the Halloween party.
The End.
The Witch Who Lost Her Hat is a free original Halloween story written by Pagine for early readers — short rhyming lines, a big picture on every page, and a warm ending. It’s made for reading aloud together or for a new reader to sound out on their own.
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Yes — The Witch Who Lost Her Hat is a free original Halloween story from Pagine, written for early readers. Read it online or print it to keep.
It’s written for ages 4–7: short, rhyming lines and a warm, gentle story — perfect for a Halloween read-aloud.