Warrenfeld Stories Presents:

'Twas the Day of Thanksgiving, and everyone is ready for a feast. But when Mom discovers the oven won't light, it looks like the day will be ruined! But what is that racket outside? Could it be a band of friends and neighbors, come to save the day?An original poem by Megan Warren, inspired by 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.Sound effects and music provided by Epidemic Sound.

In the series finale of The Curse of Botley’s Hedge, Goody Black’s life is on the line and Sarah’s loyalty is put to the test as she must decide how far she’ll go to protect the woman who has become her friend and mentor. This episode of The Curse of Botley’s Hedge contains themes of persecution, accusations of witchcraft, suspense, and arson. There are also tense moments that may be unsettling for sensitive children. Parents are encouraged to listen first to determine if it’s appropriate for their child.

Still reeling from the death of the Good Reverend Brown, Sarah finds an unexpected ally in Goody Black. With her blend of herbal wisdom and kind gestures, Goody shows that not all rumors are to be believed. But will Sarah’s friend, Rachel, see things the same way?This episode of The Curse of Botley’s Hedge contains mild suspense and frightening elements, including injury and danger, which may not be suitable for sensitive children. Parents are encouraged to listen first to determine if it’s appropriate for their child.

Sarah is trapped in Goody Black's house! Before long, she starts to realize that it might not be as scary as she would have thought. Rattlesnake livers aside, Goody Black seems harmless enough... that is, until Sarah witnesses her confrontation with Farmer Norris...This episode of The Curse of Botley's Hedge contains mentions of hexes and curses, mild threats, and discussions of death, which may not be suitable for all children. Parents are encouraged to listen first to decide if it's appropriate for their child.

There have long been rumors in Botley's Hedge about Goody Black, but no one really believed them. She was just a kindly old spinster lady, who liked to keep to herself... wasn't she?This episode of The Curse of Botley's Hedge contains mild supernatural themes, including mentions of witches and curses, discussions of death, as well as spooky settings that might be unsettling for younger listeners. Parents are encouraged to listen first to determine if it's appropriate for their child.