Book I've Never Seen a Witch, By Luciana De Luca, with illustrations by Francisco Cunha.

Is it possible that witches exist? Do they hide somewhere and only come out at night? Do they have black cats and brooms? Do they make potions and laugh very loudly? Or is all that part of legends and tales? And, most importantly, do we want them to exist? The protagonist of this story is a curious and observant, astute and innocent girl, who has one certainty: she has never seen one. And while visiting her grandmother's house, who lives right where the city ends and the countryside begins, she opens her eyes and senses wide. Could there be a witch near that somewhat magical, somewhat mysterious grandmother, with whom she loves to be so much?

I've Never Seen a Witch is a tender story about the myths of childhood -and not so much-, about nature, about ancestral knowledge and the desire to have an excited gaze on everyday things. The book closes with a game that invites the reader to wonder and find out if they have ever seen a witch.