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CHILDREN'S

Released: July 1, 2001

WITCH TWINS

by Adele Griffin, illustrated by Jacqueline Rogers

"Preteen readers will "love-love-love" watching these seemingly ordinary 11-year-olds in action. (Fiction. 10-12)"

Two novice Philadelphia witches discover both that magic is harder to control than it seems and that they're not as inseparable as they supposed, in this lighthearted family story with a twist, from the author of Dive (1999). Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: May 1, 2001

ONCE...

by James Herbert

"Leaf-clogged suspense until a slashing succubus appears to add stress to Thom's recovery."

After ringing changes on Victor Hugo in Others (1999), Herbert now takes us to a fairyland decidedly not out of James M. Barrie. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: March 1, 1997

THE BELL WITCH: AN AMERICAN HAUNTING

by Brent Monahan

"More artful, if less exciting, than Monahan's brainy bloodsucker operas—but all immensely satisfying."

Ever-intelligent horror novelist Monahan (The Blood of the Covenant, 1995, etc.) retells a true story—true as far as the participants knew—about a poltergeist. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: April 1, 1995

WITCHES' BREW

by Terry Brooks

"These Landover yarns are agreeable enough in their own limited fashion, and mostly manage to avoid formula; this one, after a lethargic start, comes well up to the mark."

A new adventure in Brooks's Magic Kingdom of Landover series (The Tangle Box, 1993, etc.). Read full book review >

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