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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great escape for all ages!!!,
This review is from: The Witch Trade (Hardcover)
I just finished reading The Witch Trade, by Michael Molloy, and am happy to say that I thought it was wonderful. I loved the characters and found myself transported into the enchanted world of the Light and Dark Witches. With all that is going on in the world today,it's a welcome distraction to read a book with a happy ending.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A truely wonderful and exciting book,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Witch Trade (Hardcover)
This book is for all those people out there who loved HARRY POTTER.as events unfold themselves you go deeper into the heart of the book. With fantastic description and a amazing story line, you are captivated and can't put the book down.A very enjoyable and fairly easy read but you just want to keep reading!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Tea-drinking witches in the heart of England, a stranded princess and an albatross,
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This review is from: The Witch Trade (Hardcover)
...are a few of the characters who help Abby, and her friend Spike take on the Dark Witches. The years the Witches of Light have been fighting their evil counterparts, fighting over the use of Ice dust (think fairy dust, only it makes magic work). Abby lives in an English village which no-one else has heard of. The reason for this, is that its a magical village. All the residents are witches. She and Spike are the only children there - the others disappeared for reasons I'm not disclosing. Her Aunt and Uncle are more than happy for her to set off with Captain Starlight in an unusual boat - they know him from the past and realise he can help find Abby's parents.
Compared to the considerably darker books I've been reading lately, this was a fun book. There's mild peril, but nothing which has me reaching for a cushion. I smiled at the delight as Abby discovered an uncanny ability with magic, in particular invisibility. There are times when I'd like to become invisible just by whistling a tune. Her friend, a foundling, Spike - he provides a bit of mystery throughout the story because I kept wondering who he is. Why he had a spike when he was found, why he lost his memory, why he can swim like a fish (and talk with them). All the answers are revealed by the end - and they are quite surprising. The small grumble I have isn't to do with the writing, but the layout. There's one set of pages where its a little tricky to read the writing because of the picture set behind the text. I managed to make the words out, but it wasn't the easiest.
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