Witch's Sister

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Summary: This Trilogy Set is Horrid!
Review: I read all three before I was going to give to my children to read. I will not let them read it now. The so-called facts that the author used as reference are completely incorrect and again puts a bad name for a witch and the craft religion. To even mention killing your sibling in a book is horrid enough especially in today's society of anger and child resentment. Not to mention adult instability. If the author was trying for shock value, then she did get my attention for it. I was appalled by the evilness of her book. The religion of witches is no where close to what Ms. Naylor proclaims. Perhaps she should do a little more research into the witches field and realize once again people are being prosecuted unjustly like they did in the burning times. Her books are adamant proof of it. My recommendation is not to buy these books for your children.

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Summary: Books so good you remember them for years...
Review: I was first introduced to this series back in the fourth grade, I am 28 now. I enjoyed this series so much that I have been trying to remember the title and author of this series for quite some time. Now that I have found it, I read the latest [reviews], and I was shocked. How can you put a book down because it does not stick with the reality of a witches religion. This is a children's book, not a biography of witches. It's called FICTION for a reason. I think everyone should read these books to their children about 3rd or 4th grade. They are exciting and really make a child want to read, that's what they did for me.

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Summary: Witch's Sister Series
Review: Witch's Sister immedietly caught my attention in about the middle of the book. It's literally disturbing in some parts. This book pulls you into it word by word and I believe I've read it almost 3 times. I have enjoyed the entire series and I wish there would be a 5th book.