- The teeny tiny witch goes to the library video code#
- The teeny tiny witch goes to the library video series#
I found Teeny-Tiny and the Witch-Woman on YouTube and… yeah, my daughter was right. (My daughter knows their Mo Willems and William Steig videos, which are great.) The cartoon adaptation was done by Weston Woods, a fantastic production company, owned by Scholastic, that specializes in animated versions of classic children’s books. Walker, illustrated by Michael Foreman, which seems to be out of print. It turns out – after some quick Google searches – that the video was an animated version of a book called Teeny-Tiny and the Witch-Woman (1975) by Barbara K. It was a video from the people that made the Knuffle Bunny and Pete’s a Pizza videos, but it was about KILLING…” She had a fence of bones… no, I’m serious, Dad. 98569 Dimensions other Extent 1 videodisc (55 min.“And it was about this old lady… and there was this scary part with hands at the beginning… it was so freaky… and the old lady, she was a witch… she would take children’s bones and boil them, and, if you want to get someone’s bones, you have to kill them. Label Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman : -and 4 more spine-tingling tales, Scholastic Weston Woods presents, (videorecording) Publicationĭimensions 4 3/4 in. System details DVD Video recording format DVD Medium for sound videodisc Other control number 767685980538 Other physical details sound, color Publisher number NVG-9805 Sound on medium or separate sound on medium Specific material designation videodisc System control number
The teeny tiny witch goes to the library video code#
98569 Dimensions other Extent 1 videodisc (55 min.) Isbn 9780439896658 Media category video Media MARC source rdamedia Media type code Williger directed and animated by Virginia Wilkos and Ty Varszegi P.A.T.
Weston, CT, Weston Woods, New York, NY, Marketed and distributed in the U.S.Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman : -and 4 more spine-tingling tales.
Label Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman : -and 4 more spine-tingling tales, Scholastic Weston Woods presents, (videorecording) Instantiates Target audience juvenile Technique animation
The teeny tiny witch goes to the library video series#
Runtime 55 Series statement Scholastic video collection The witch in the cherry tree: narrator, Ellie Smith The boy with two shadows: narrator, Ellie Smith. T44698569 2006 PerformerNote Space case: narrated by Christopher Lloyd additional voices Diana Canova, T.J. She tries to outwit David and persuade his mother to part with the cakes Member ofĬataloging source TEFMT Characteristic videorecording Dewey number 791.45/75 Intended audience Ages 3-9 LC call number PN1992.77 LC item number. Everything is fine until a naughty old witch comes to settle in the cherry tree in the garden. "The witch in the cherry tree" finds David's mother baking cakes one damp, dull day. Unfortunately, a witch takes notice of his painstaking care, and, offering him a spell as payment, asks him to mind her shadow while she goes on a vacation. "The boy with two shadows" is about a little boy who takes the very best care of his shadow. Buddy McGee takes it home, to school, and hopes it will stay forever. Most of the natives were unfriendly, but it finds some nice ones out trick-or-treating. "Space case" came from outer space, and luckily arrived on Halloween. But he may be the smartest, as he outsmarts an old witch-woman before she can have him and his brothers for dinner. Language eng Summary "Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman" is the youngest and smallest of three boys who live in a small village. Label Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman : -and 4 more spine-tingling tales Title Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman Title remainder -and 4 more spine-tingling tales Statement of responsibility Scholastic Weston Woods presents Contributor
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