The last weeks of summer can feel like an eternity. You're ready for new adventures, new challenges—and maybe, just maybe—you're ready for school? If your Hogwarts letter hasn't arrived, never fear, Hogwarts isn't the only magical school!
Anne is counting down the days until she turns 13, leaves Saint Lupin's Institute for Perpetually Wicked and Hideously Unattractive Children for good and joins a quest academy in The Adventurer's Guide to Successful Escapes. There are only three things standing in her way: she’s a nobody from nowhere with no money.
At Miss Ellicott's School for the Magically Minded, you'll study proper manners and magic in that order, please, unless you're Chantel Goldenrod. While magic comes naturally to the talented 13-year-old, obedience does not. When Miss Ellicott goes missing and the city falls under attack, it might be Chantel’s talent for questioning authority that saves the day.
At The School for Good and Evil students are taught to be fairy tale princes- and princesses-in-training or villains. When 12-year-old Sophie is chosen to attend, she’s sure she’ll be a princess and witchy Agatha will be a villian. Will that be how things work out?
Not everybody does their best learning in a classroom, just ask Nick. In The Evil Wizard Smallbone, the rebellious 12-year-old runs away from home and into Evil Wizard Books, a magical bookstore with its own ideas about what the boy should be learning.
What's your dream school?
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