[90's or early 2000's] A children's/picture book about a young witch who wanted to try various food she saw people eating, and used magic to float their food away and eat it herself.

Hey guys, I remember reading a picture book in the early 2000's when I was in Korea about a young witch who stole people's food to try it herself. She would go around town, see someone eating something she wanted to try, and use magic to float the food away to where she was hiding, and eat it herself. If I remember correctly, a couple of the foods she stole were spaghetti and hamburg steak. At the end, she was finally caught by the townspeople she stole the food from, or something along those lines. The book itself was in Korean, but I'm not sure if its origin was Korea, or if it was a book from another country like Japan, and it was translated into Korean.

Other possible details, I think she had a animal side kick, like a cat, that followed her around as she did this.

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u/theconnoisseurofmany — 2 days ago

[TOMT][Book][90's or early 2000's] A children's/picture book about a young witch who wanted to try various food she saw people eating, and used magic to float their food away and eat it herself.

Hey guys, I remember reading a picture book in the early 2000's when I was in Korea about a young witch who stole people's food to try it herself. She would go around town, see someone eating something she wanted to try, and use magic to float the food away to where she was hiding, and eat it herself. If I remember correctly, a couple of the foods she stole were spaghetti and hamburg steak. At the end, she was finally caught by the townspeople she stole the food from, or something along those lines. The book itself was in Korean, but I'm not sure if its origin was Korea, or if it was a book from another country like Japan, and it was translated into Korean.

Other possible details, I think she had a animal side kick, like a cat, that followed her around as she did this.

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u/theconnoisseurofmany — 2 days ago