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The Owl Witch - Myriam Dahman, Nicolas Digard, Julia Sarda Brigid Brophy trains:the uncanny as the badThe Owl Witch by Myriam Dahman and Nicolas Digard, illustrated by Julia Sarda 48 page hardback picture book, 7. 8 x 10 inches, published in 2025 by Orchard Books (UK) ISBN 9781408371626 *** In a solitary house on a secluded island lives a woman known as the Owl Witch who longs for companionship. One evening, a traveller called Noor arrives with a mysterious invitation from her master, Blackink Baldassare, a devilish force who rules the depths of the