The Witches of Worm

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Summary: The scariest book!
Review: The Wiches of worm is about a cat demon that is found by a girl.The cat starts making her do things that she can't control! It is her job to get the demon out of him,but boy is it hard.Even with the help of a friend......

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Summary: Read it in an Hour!
Review: The Witches of Worm is about a girl named Jessica who finds a strange, hairless kitten she names Worm. As time goes on, Jessica believes that the cat is possesing her into doing mean things (ex.Washing her her mother's dry-clean dress.) She also thinks that the cat is being possesed by a group of witches, hence the name. Read this book, one of the best I've ever read!

Snyder does it again, with a writting style that works thirty years after, while still providing entertainment.

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Summary: Read it in an Hour!
Review: The Witches of Worm is about a girl named Jessica who finds a strange, hairless kitten she names Worm. As time goes on, Jessica believes that the cat is possesing her into doing mean things (ex.Washing her her mother's dry-clean dress.) She also thinks that the cat is being possesed by a group of witches, hence the name. Read this book, one of the best I've ever read!

Snyder does it again, with a writting style that works thirty years after, while still providing entertainment.

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Summary: It was about a witches cat.
Review: The Witches of Worm was a great book. I liked it alot. It was about a girl named Jessica who finds a cat. This cat does not act like a normal cat. Instead of playing, the cat sits and watches Jessica. When the cat gets older it starts telling Jessica to do bad things. Then Jessica finds out there is a demon in her cat. She goes down to Mrs. Fortune's house in the apartment building to find out what to do. Mrs. Fortune tells Jessica she has to get rid of the demon in her cat. I recommend this book to all ages. I enjoyed reading it.

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Summary: It was an excellent book. One of the best I've read.
Review: The Witches of Worm was a great book. I would recomend this book to any one who likes the author Zilpha Keatley Snyder. It's just one of the great books that she's written!

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Summary: The witches of worm
Review: This book is about a twelve year old lost and she has a cat and
she gives the cat to the witch. The cat died over night so the twelve year old comes suspicious. The cat looks like a tooth pick and the cat could talk. The cat told the twelve year old to do bad stuff. The twelve year old, Jessica, never liked cats in the first place.

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Summary: Impressive & Creepy Supernatural/Psychological Drama!
Review: This is a creepy tale of a 12-year-old girl named Jessica who finds (and brings home) an abandoned cat whom she calls Worm. Worm appears to be possessed by a supernatural entity who telepathically tempts Jessica into committing a series of nasty -- and increasingly vicious -- misdeeds. Although Jessica would like to think this is Worm's doing, her free will is never in fact violated. The elaborate and ruthlessly calculating manner in which she betrays her former friend is particularly chilling (I can well remember -- with shame -- just such an appalling wickedness from my own childhood). The final temptation put to Jessica -- the one which finally spurs her to take action against Worm -- is a temptation to commit a particularly ghastly and cold-blooded *murder*, a temptation which thankfully she overcomes! A psychologically realistic, suspenseful, and (please forgive the pun) truly spellbinding book!

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Summary: Witches of Worm
Review: What to know what a witches cat is like? Read the Witches of Worm. It is about a girl who finds a cat and it changes her life

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Summary: Is He or Isn't He? Is She or Isn't She?
Review: Worm is a demon cat and he's turning twelve year old Jessica into a witch - or is Jessica the witch turning her cat into a demonic familiar? Or is she simply an unhappy, angry child and Worm nothing more than an ugly stray kitten? The Reader must decide for herself whether anything supernatural is *really* going on in this book. It is certainly disturbing, witchcraft or no there's real doubt if Jessica and Worm will both survive the evil they've fallen under.

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Summary: what a sad, strange little girl
Review: You don't have to have a bombshell mother who spends all her free time with her boyfriend or have no friends to dig the sad, bleary-eyed, lonely, supernatural atmosphere of The Witches of Worm. I read this book when I was ten, and for me it's up there with The Secret Garden, The Little Princess, and Jane Eyre for telling it like it is about being a lonely little girl, just strange enough for the neighbors to talk and to know herself that she doesn't fit in. The cat could be possessed, or not; Jessica could be a witch, or not; but the big question for me is, is she really wise beyond her years or does her desolation just make her seem that way? My favorite quote is from this book: "Belief in mysteries, any manner of mysteries, is the only lasting luxury in life."