One morning, Nikki finds a little witch on the sink, as big as her toothbrush. Her name is Flatfoot and she has very large feet. The other witches tease her so much about them that she doesn't want to go home anymore. But the other witches are very worried and also feel very guilty: 'If only we hadn't laughed at Flatfoot so much.'
A cheerful story in the characteristic style of Ingrid and Dieter Schubert.
Floriëlle: This book used to be one of my favorite books, and now the picture book is a favorite of my own children (they truly enjoy it!). It's about being different and that everyone has something beautiful about them. The illustrations are beautiful, full of fantasy, and there's a lot to see.
