Witch Week

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Summary: A fourth --and funniest-- novel of the Chrestomanci Quartet.
Review: WITCH WEEK is extremely enjoysble for kids of all ages, though I thought it's not one of the best of the Chrestomanci Quartet. Many parts are so hilarious that the reader just can't put it down, making it a treasured novel for all ages. In the fourth -- and concluding -- novel of the quartet, humor and fright are in one very involving work. When a mysterious note arrives in a school that 'someone in 6B is a witch' , the class of 6B is frightened. Because in a world where witches are hated and burned at the stake, a witch is not a very good person to be. Scares break out everywhere in the school. Before the long, the culprit must be found. But the tow children that are worried the most are the boy who is undoubtedly magical, and the girl who most certainly resembles a witch. It's a very enjoyable novel, ans highly recommendable.