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Dawn Meyer children's books
Where Little Spells Become Big Lessons
Step into Hattie and the Multiplying Mess, a whimsical, gently spooky story by Dawn Meyer where one tiny cleaning spell turns into a room full of grumpy gnomes, sleepy dragons, squeaky toys, and very suspicious artichokes. Funny, warm, and full of heart, this magical adventure reminds young readers that bravery is not about getting everything right the first time. Sometimes, the greatest magic begins when we try again.
Dawn Meyer celebrates curiosity, courage, and magic through her children’s books. Her whimsically spooky tales have delighted 100+ fans of spooky fiction worldwide. Every adventure warmly combines humor and autumn magic, creating a wondrous experience for readers who enjoy stories in cozy, dimly lit blanket forts.
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Dawn Meyer celebrates curiosity, courage, and magic in her books. Her whimsically spooky tales have delighted 100+ fans of spooky fiction worldwide. Every adventure warmly combines humor and autumn magic, creating a wondrous experience for readers who enjoy stories in cozy, dimly lit blanket forts.
About The Author
Meet Dawn Meyer
Born the day before Halloween, Author Dawn Meyer grew up with loving stories that felt a little spooky, a little funny, and full of heart. She writes from Spokane, Washington, where the Inland Northwest’s golden autumns and star-filled winter skies often find their way into her imagination.
Her work belongs with children’s books about magic that comfort more than frighten. Whether she is writing about Hattie, a little witch’s hat with big dreams, or the quiet courage it takes to try again, Author Dawn Meyer creates stories for young readers who love wonder, humor, and gentle lessons wrapped in cozy fantasy.
Dawn Meyer Books
hattie and the
multiplying mess
Hattie and the Multiplying Mess by Dawn Meyer is one of those magical books for kids that feels funny, cozy, and full of heart. All Hattie wants is to be brave, clever, and magical, just like her older sister. But learning magic comes with a few surprises.
When a simple cleaning spell fizzles, Hattie discovers that not every problem can be solved with more magic. With a broom in hand and determination in her heart, she learns that true magic often lives in trying again, making this story a warm choice for families who love cozy fantasy books for kids.
$9.99 - $15.99
Reviews
Feedbacks from my readers
Emily R.
Reader
Hattie’s story is pure magic. My students adored it, and the message about trying your best really stayed with them.
Marcus L.
Reader
Charming, funny, and surprisingly wise. This book proves that small stories can hold powerful lessons.
Samantha J.
Reader
We’ve read this book three nights in a row. My kids laugh and enjoy it every time I read it to them, and I love the gentle lesson underneath.”
Blogs
Musings from the Writing Desk
In this space, Dawn shares reflections on writing fun, spooky tales, the importance of fantasy for young readers, and stories about trying, failing, and growing.
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Writing Fantasy That Comforts Instead of Scares
Writing Fantasy That Comforts Instead of Scares Fantasy has always given children a place to explore the impossible. Dragons can
A Little Mess, A Big Magical Lesson
When Magic Goes Wrong,
Courage Steps In
The Hattie and the Multiplying Mess book brings young readers into a funny, gently spooky world where one tiny spell turns into a room full of grumpy gnomes, sleepy dragons, toys, and very suspicious artichokes. It is a playful story for families who enjoy magical children’s books with warmth, humor, and a lesson that feels easy for kids to understand.
As one of Dawn Meyer’s cozy children’s books about witches, this story is not about scary magic. It is about trying again, solving problems, and learning that even an ordinary broom can become something special when a little heart and effort are behind it.