Name: Book of Shadows
ISBN: 9780142409862

Cate Tiernan

Book One (Sweep)

Book of Shadows

Mae Erceg

I didn't expect this book to be as good as it was, especially dealing with witchcraft and stuff but it's really easy to read and it made me want to read the second one in the series. it's definitely a fast read and something different if you're tired of the same old, long, boring stuff a lot of paranormal y.a. is.

Nessa Luna

Actual rating: 3,5. Full review will come asap.

Grettel Gassos Teyssier 

I really loved it!!, the way it brings both witchcraft and drama together is amazing!!

Elizabeth Garza

Jessica Williamson

3.5 Stars

Oh boy this definitely filled the witchy void I've been feeling in reading lately!

I enjoyed the set up of this novel, though it did fall into some typical early 2000's traps. For instance, describing three characters physical appearances down to a T in the first few paragraphs. But that can be forgiven because of how much FUN this was.

There could have been more plot and I'm not completely happy with how it ended, but I did enjoy it. Which is good because I bought all of the bind-ups of this series recently. I guess I've got a lot of reading ahead of me.

Paige Green

Rating: 4/5

Genre: YA Horror/Fantasy

Recommended Age: 12+ (something Wiccan this way comes. Seriously, if your parents didn’t allow you to read Harry Potter they most definitely won’t like this book).

Pages: 187

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Synopsis: Morgan and her best friend, Bree, are introduced to Wicca when a gorgeous senior named Cal invites them to join his new coven. Morgan falls for Cal immediately? and discovers that she has strong,inexplicable powers.

When my husband and I were little we apparently already had a common interest: witches! We loved stories about these spell casters and we read a ton of book between us about different YA or MG novels concerning the topic. Since my husband kept a ton of his older books and this series concerns witches, he gave the series to me so I can read it. And I loved this book. It was simple and straight to the point about a girl who becomes infatuated with the new guy in school and his religion: Wicca. She and her friends start to practice the art and she comes to the conclusion she is sensitive to the magic. But is that all about our protagonist? The plot and pacing of this book was perfect for how small of a book this was. While this book was mostly just an introductory piece to the series, it wasn’t at all boring to me.

However, I didn’t feel that the characters were that developed and most were forgettable. There was a huge cast of characters introduced in this short book and it made remembering names very difficult. Maybe if the book had few key characters or if the book was longer then I could have remembered all of them.

Verdict: While there are a bunch of characters, the main story line is intriguing and I’ll definitely be reading the second book of this series.

Flavia

La cosa bella é che descrive perfettamente alcuni "pagani" di oggi, con tanto di brutture e italiano stuprato.

Katerina Thorson

Honestly I enjoyed it. It was a good read and quite an interesting take on the witches. 
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Sorcha Kelly

Ashley Lock

Morgan and her best friend, Bree, are introduced to Wicca when a gorgeous senior named Cal invites them to join his new coven. Morgan falls for Cal immediately? and discovers that she has strong,inexplicable powers.

Book One

Pixie J Stoner

Something is happening to me that I don't understand. I see things, feel things in a new way. I can do things normal people can't do. Powerful things. Magickal things. It scares me. I never chose to learn witchcraft. But now witchcraft is choosing me. Sixteen-year-old Morgan is not who she thought she was. But in that case, who is she?

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