Katherine Howe

A stressful senior year of college applications, valedictorian competitions and interpersonal dramas at St. Joan's Academy in Danvers culminates in eerie behavior by a circle of girls who disturbingly emulate historical figures from The Crucible's Salem Village. Simultaneous eBook.

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Caitlin Moore

Interesting concept, but the ending was somewhat ambiguous.

Kirsten Simkiss

There were some redeeming things about this book, but I'ma be honest: this is a 1.5 star read for me. I'm rounding down to bring the average closer to my ideal rating. This book had very little going for it and it is absolutely not something I will ever reread. It felt very much like the author had three goals in mind for this book: rewriting the Crucible, shaming teenage girls, and having there be the potential for a character to be an actual witch ala Stephen King's Carrie. There's also the vague implication that it's okay for a 23 year old teacher to date his 17 year old student. It's not okay - not even in the slightest. That's a horrendous power imbalance.

If you are considering this book, give it a miss.

Helene Utterback

This is an amazing book. The real life story it is inspired from is very interesting.

Kathryn 

*3.5*

This book was really interesting! Slightly confusing at times and I wish the ending had been a little more thought out but all in all I did enjoy it. The salem witch trials still fascinate me so it was cool reading a book mainly focused on that!

Nicole Blazek

Wonderful job with the parallel storylines

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