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I wasn't thrilled with the first 100 pages, but what a turn right on Page 101. It's like reading two different books. From Page 100 onward, I was immersed in a great adventure, and while the book as a whole wasn't as strong from beginning to end as With Child (prequel), the adventure that takes plac Leggi tutto

I really loved Witch Child, but the climax of that story was supposed to be wrapped up here, in its sequel. It wasn't. At least not in the normal way of a sequel. First, it took nearly 100 pages to even get back to Mary's story, which was an incredibly frustrating wait. The story of the historian wh Leggi tutto

A great follow up to Witch Child, I was happy to continue reading Mary's story and in a fun way! The ending was slightly lack luster though, causing me to remove one star from the rating.

This book takes up where Witch Child has left off: Mary Newbury has fled from the Puritan community of Beulah, after being accused of witchcraft and scapegoated as the cause of the "madness" affecting many of its young girls. As the book begins, Mary is lost and alone in the frozen wilderness. On th Leggi tutto

Sorceress is the sequel to Witch Child, and picks up where Witch Child left of…kind of. Agnes, who is also known as Karonhisake (or Searching Sky), is a college student who reads Witch Child. She thinks there might be a connection between herself and Mary Newbury; she thinks Mary might be one of her Leggi tutto

Wow. This was amazing. I was so happy that there was a sequel to "Witch Child", and it didn't disappoint. It was a bit sad a some points; I admit I cried when Mary's daughter died, and then when Jaybird died, but I admired how Mary was able to go on. The part that made me cry the most : "Instead I