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Witch Stone
by Mandy O'Dell, Mandy O'Dell
adventurous
funny
medium-paced
This was a really fun read!
Half witch, Rossi, grew up thinking that she was just half a witch. While all the other witches have two stones to collect and direct power, she only has one. One night while her mother is out collecting lightning, she finally manages to do so as well! Yet this is the first step in an unfolding of events which will change her life forever. Suddenly, a very powerful but mysterious warlock, Drag, shows up saying he's trying to help her. Then a flood of witches comes to her town wanting protection.
Can Rossi live up to what people are saying about her? Is Drag much more than he appears?
This book is full of a wonderful cast of characters. Rossi's mom is an eccentric and an accident-prone witch. Pitty, the troll babysitter extraordinaire, is gross and endearing. Simon is an unexpected and perfect familiar. Drag, is likeable and mysterious with a wonderful ability to annoy Rossi. There are so many more!
I really enjoyed this different look at magic and how it works. At times friendships/relationships seemed to form a little too quickly, yet at the same time. While it touches heavy subjects, overall, it's lighthearted, funny and refreshing. This is only the beginning. I look forward to the next book!
Half witch, Rossi, grew up thinking that she was just half a witch. While all the other witches have two stones to collect and direct power, she only has one. One night while her mother is out collecting lightning, she finally manages to do so as well! Yet this is the first step in an unfolding of events which will change her life forever. Suddenly, a very powerful but mysterious warlock, Drag, shows up saying he's trying to help her. Then a flood of witches comes to her town wanting protection.
Can Rossi live up to what people are saying about her? Is Drag much more than he appears?
This book is full of a wonderful cast of characters. Rossi's mom is an eccentric and an accident-prone witch. Pitty, the troll babysitter extraordinaire, is gross and endearing. Simon is an unexpected and perfect familiar. Drag, is likeable and mysterious with a wonderful ability to annoy Rossi. There are so many more!
I really enjoyed this different look at magic and how it works. At times friendships/relationships seemed to form a little too quickly, yet at the same time. While it touches heavy subjects, overall, it's lighthearted, funny and refreshing. This is only the beginning. I look forward to the next book!