Witch Switch
#2 of 6 in Witch Wars Series
What’s inside...
Young witch Tiga Whicabim is adjusting to life in Ritzy City when her best friend Peggy goes missing. A note suggests Peggy is 'AWAY WITH THE FAIRIES' and the evil Felicity Bat has taken control. As other witches start disappearing, Tiga and her friends investigate and unveil an old mystery that might explain the vanishings. They must use their witchcraft to save their friend and their city. This is a sequel to Witch Wars, packed with humor, spells, and adventure, enhanced by funny black-and-white illustrations.
Character compass
Tiga Whicabim
Fluffanora Brew
Peggy Pigwiggle
Felicity Bat
Discussion points
What do you think made Felicity want to switch places with another witch? How would you feel if you were in her shoes?
What qualities make Felicity a good friend? Can you think of a time when you helped a friend like she does?
If you could create a spell like the witches in the story, what would it do and why?
How do the characters in the book overcome challenges? What can we learn from their experiences?
What part of the book was the most exciting for you? Why did that part stand out?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to think about the motivations behind characters' actions to deepen their understanding of empathy and consequences.
Discuss the importance of friendship and teamwork featured in the story, relating them to real-life scenarios your child faces.
Prompt your child to use their imagination to extend the story or invent their own magical spells, fostering creativity and critical thinking.
Highlight the problem-solving aspects of the book, asking your child how they might handle similar situations themselves.
Keep the conversation lively and interactive by asking your child to predict upcoming plot twists or alternative endings, enhancing their analytical skills.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of friendship and teamwork
Explanation: In 'Witch Switch', the characters work together to solve problems, showing how teamwork can lead to success.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by collaborating with peers on projects or in group activities, understanding that different talents and abilities can complement each other to achieve common goals.
Example Lesson: Embracing individuality
Explanation: The story celebrates each character's unique traits and abilities, encouraging the acceptance of differences.
Real-World Application: Kids can learn to appreciate their own uniqueness and that of others, fostering a more inclusive environment at school and in social settings.
Example Lesson: The value of resilience
Explanation: Characters in the book face challenges but learn to overcome them with determination and resilience, showcasing the power of not giving up.
Real-World Application: This lesson teaches children that perseverance is key when facing their own obstacles, whether in academic tasks, sports, or personal goals.
Example Lesson: The consequences of deceit
Explanation: Through the unfolding events, the book highlights the negative effects of lying and deceit, emphasizing honesty.
Real-World Application: Children can see the importance of being truthful in their daily interactions and the impact that honesty can have on trust and relationships.
Example Lesson: Learning from mistakes
Explanation: The book portrays mistakes as opportunities for growth and learning, rather than failures.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to adopt a growth mindset, helping them to see errors as a natural part of learning and personal development.