One day the young witch Alma wanted potatoes for lunch. Taking the cauldron, she went to the garden. But here’s the problem: the potatoes there grew no larger than peas! Alma will have to get her lunch using witchcraft. But what happens if, while casting a spell, the witch confuses everything and flies on her broom in the wrong direction? That's right, the witchcraft will work, but not at all as intended! The story of Alma's adventures came from the pen of the world famous Cornelia Funke. Now the author of the “Inkheart” trilogy delights not only teenagers with his books: “Alma the Witch and the Enchanted Potato” is a picture book for the youngest readers. By the way, Alma and her friends were drawn by Funke herself. The book is suitable for initial independent reading. For preschool children. Source: