From the award-winning, bestselling author of Monsters Don’t Say Meep comes The Switch Witch: Keeper of Sweet Dreams, A Halloween Tradition.
What if your Halloween candy could create sweet dreams all year long?
Have you heard of the Switch Witch?
On Halloween night, children choose a few special treats to leave out for her. While they sleep, she works her magic and leaves a surprise in their place. It’s a Halloween tradition families everywhere are falling in love with, and this is the story of how it all began.
Every night, the Switch Witch protects children’s dreams, turning scary ones into sweet ones. But after a whole year of magic, her powers are running low. This Halloween, she needs one special ingredient to save the sweetest magic of all.
Can one small wish and a few special treats bring back her magic?
Perfect for:
- Families starting a Switch Witch tradition
- Halloween bedtime reading
- Parents looking for a gentler, magical Halloween
- Ages 3-8
Add this magical Halloween story to your cart today.
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The Switch Witch: Keeper of Sweet Dreams (A Halloween Tradition) is an exciting story, bursting with color and magic that’ll get your kids in the holiday spirit!
Every witch has their own special kind of magic; the Switch Witch uses her magic to protect children’s dreams. Every night, the witch’s magic globe shows which children’s dreams need her help, and she turns the scary situation into a comical scene that brings plenty of laughs.
One sneak peek: many kids are scared of spiders, and that fear shows up in their dreams. For one little boy, the fear-inducing creepy crawler is holding 4 cupcakes while wearing 4 roller skates, a tutu, and a crown. Oh, and it is wearing makeup. Get the book to reveal this adorable illustration!
The Switch Witch’s magic isn’t endless; she needs to refuel, but how? With a spell called The Sweet Brew that needs lots of candy that has to be given to her freely by the kids. Do your kids gobble up all their Halloween candy, causing stomach aches, or refuse to share it with others? Do you throw away mounds of candy every year? The Switch Witch: Keeper of Sweet Dreams gives families a kind-hearted, sweet idea for what to do with excess sugary treats. Though witches are not real, giving or donating the candy is a wonderful idea, and so is leaving a wish behind. Parents can fulfill these wishes, much like they do with other holiday characters (e.g., Easter Bunny and Santa Claus).
The artwork has several inconsistencies, but very young kids will overlook them or not care. Readers will love and giggle at what happens when the candy is added to the cauldron; namely, what happens to the black cat during the addition of the bubble gum and taffy. To clarify, the artwork mistakes do not affect the story’s flow or plot. It’s a delightful story, and reading it would make a great Halloween tradition, and so would the wish idea!
My recommended reading age is 3-9 years.
Heart Rating System:
1 (lowest) and 5 (highest)
Score: ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Meet the Author
Bridgetta Tomarchio is an author, ghostwriter, and PR powerhouse who has helped countless entrepreneurs and creatives bring their stories to life. Founder of Plot Twist Ink, she coaches writers from concept to bestseller, drawing on 20+ years of experience in media, publishing, and publicity. Her career spans actress, host, producer, and publicist for celebrities and high-profile clients, giving her an unmatched eye for storytelling that captivates both readers and the media. Bridgetta’s own writing blends raw honesty, empowerment, and heart—whether she’s crafting memoir, children’s adventures, or bold fiction. Her greatest inspiration is her 5-year-old son, Lucian, who fuels her imagination and serves as her enthusiastic “guinea pig” for children’s stories. With every project, Bridgetta weaves purpose, passion, and authenticity—helping others find their voice and transform their stories into legacies.
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