Graham Murray
The Witch Trials
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(Living Books USA June 2, 2011)
Andrea Havilland is a witch down to her boots and she knows it! The problem is . . . does everyone else?
There is only one way to be accepted as a true witch – pass The Witch Trials!
When young witch Andrea Havilland enters the annual ‘Witch Trials’ to prove to everyone that she is the witch she knows she is, the arrival of her arch nemesis, Chantal Morningstar, puts the kibosh on the proceedings.
However, despite Chantal’s dastardly plans, she forgets the old adage, “What goes around comes around”.
She would do well to remember this in the future. - the best laid plans of mice and men have a nasty habit of backfiring!
There is only one way to be accepted as a true witch – pass The Witch Trials!
When young witch Andrea Havilland enters the annual ‘Witch Trials’ to prove to everyone that she is the witch she knows she is, the arrival of her arch nemesis, Chantal Morningstar, puts the kibosh on the proceedings.
However, despite Chantal’s dastardly plans, she forgets the old adage, “What goes around comes around”.
She would do well to remember this in the future. - the best laid plans of mice and men have a nasty habit of backfiring!
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