The Widow's Broom

His whimsical illustrations and gentle storytelling make this book feel timeless. I'm curious what sparked the idea for this unique take on Halloween magic.

The quiet heroism and community focus really resonated with me, bringing back memories of simple moments in small towns. Did others feel the same warmth?

It feels like a subtle lesson that extraordinary things can happen in ordinary places. Was this contrast intentional, or just a natural part of the story’s charm?