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Magic In Manhattan Volume One (2000)

by Sarah Mlynowski(Favorite Author)

4.13 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Our main character comes from a line of witches, which is fantastic... except that her little sister, Miri, gets her powers first which makes Rachael question whether or not she will even gets the witch genes. In this adorable coming of age novel, we get to follow the crazy misadventures of Rachael and Miri as they learn that magic never comes free. I thought this book was so cute. It kept me laughing and nodding, remembering what it was like to be fourteen. Its no great work of literature, but I was never bored with this book and it kept me smiling, definitely a feel-good novel. I loved the chick-lit vibe of the book and the relatable tales of becoming a teen and a female while trying to iron out the kinks of becoming a witch.
review 2: I really enjoyed this b... moreook!!! The one I got was just Bras and Broomsticks (and a really old '90s version, too) from my mom, because she got it from a book sale and was keeping it until she thought I was old enough. I must say, being a teenager myself, I appreciated how the message for the main character Rachel was pretty much "everyone makes mistakes, no matter how old you think you are. And that's okay." Honestly, though, I really was expecting that I would put this one down and never pick it back up again. I didn't. It was highly addictive, interesting, hilarious and is a perfect beach read (which is where I finished it). TOTALLY need to find Frogs and French Kisses!!!! :D less

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