“Moundshroud led the Team down on their brooms over the farms where witches dropped frogs in cauldrons and stomped toads and snuffed mummy dust and cavorted in cackles. "But, stop and think. What does the word 'witch' truly mean?" "Why--" said Tom, and was stymied. "Wits," said Moundshroud. "Intelligence. That's all it means. Knowledge. So any man, or woman, with half a brain and with inclinations toward learning had his wits about him, eh? And so, anyone too smart, who didn't watch out, was called--" "A witch!" said everyone.”
Quote by Ray Bradbury
Book:The Halloween Tree
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The Halloween Tree
This book combines elements of fantasy and horror, following the journey of three friends who uncover the history of Halloween and its significance in a mystical and eerie landscape. more
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