Mary and The Witch's Flower

Mary Smith is a red-haired, awkward girl who can never seem to get anything right. After moving in with her Great Aunt Charlotte, she feels lonely and adrift-until she spots a peculiar cat that appears to change color each time she sees it. Unable to resist her curiosity, she follows the cat into the nearby woods. Deep in the forest, it leads her to a barren clearing where dead trees and brown grass surround a patch of strange blue flowers she’s never seen before. The estate’s gardener later tells her they’re called "Fly-by-Night," a rare flower rumored to be prized by witches for its potent magic. One night, the cat returns, guiding Mary back to the woods-this time to an old broomstick hidden beneath a twisted tree. When she accidentally crushes some Fly-by-Night against the broom, it suddenly glows and whisks her into the sky. Her chaotic flight lands her at Endor College for Witches, where she’s mistaken for a new student. Now, Mary must navigate this enchanting yet unpredictable world of magic, where nothing is quite as it appears.