Lina Beckmann reads "The Little Witch." Her story has enchanted generations; she is the witch among children's book witches: the little witch. To celebrate the author's milestone, the 100th birthday of Otfried Preussler, actress Lina Beckmann reads the classic unabridged – charming, loving, and cheeky, in a version for today's children (and their parents and grandparents). The little witch, at 127 years old, is far too young to dance with the big witches on the Blocksberg during Walpurgis Night. But she doesn't care: She jumps on her broom and joins the witches' dance. However, she didn't expect to get caught. As a punishment, she must memorize all the spells and promise to become a good witch. But how is she supposed to do that? Luckily, her best friend, the raven Abraxas, is there to help her. But what does it actually mean to be a good witch?.