If you loved how the friendly neighbor witch uses magic to make everyday life sweeter, you’ll smile at the witch in Room on the Broom. She keeps making room for new friends—her cat, a dog, a bird, and a frog—after losing her hat, bow, and wand, and her cheerful spells turn a scary dragon chase into a clever, heartwarming escape. It’s the same feel-good mix of kindness, whimsy, and community you enjoyed next door.

Like the neighborly witch whose spells fix small problems and bring people together, Strega Nona is the village’s go-to for simple, comforting magic—especially her famous pasta pot. When Big Anthony misuses the spell and pasta floods the town, the lesson lands with warmth and humor rather than fear. You’ll get the same cozy sense that magic belongs right on the block, helping folks with everyday needs.

If the best part for you was a witch who’s more neighbor than nightmare, Old Black Witch! delivers that homely charm. When a mother and son open a tea room in an old house, its resident witch ends up flipping blueberry pancakes, shooing off troublemakers, and helping the family feel at home. It’s that same warm, community-centered magic that made the witch next door so lovable.

Enjoyed the upbeat tone when the witch next door’s spells brighten the day? In Winnie the Witch, Winnie tries to solve a simple problem—her black cat Wilbur keeps disappearing in her all-black house—and her fixes are funny, colorful, and ultimately kind. The happy, reassuring ending keeps the vibe sunny and friendly, just like your favorite neighborly sorceress.

If you liked the straightforward, welcoming way the witch next door shows she’s a good friend, A Very Brave Witch tells—in clear, accessible language—how a little witch overcomes her fears and befriends a human child on Halloween. It’s a gentle, easy read that turns spookiness into smiles, echoing the same uncomplicated kindness and charm.