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Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch (Eva Evergreen series)

Julie Abe

Eva Evergreen is an apprentice witch determined to achieve the rank of Novice Witch before she turns thirteen. Her friends help her learn to trust herself. As Eva’s confidence develops, her magic becomes stronger. Detailed black-and-white spot illustrations accompany the story. Eva’s goal, her growing belief in herself, and the help she receives from friends shape her path toward becoming a more capable witch.

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Themes
Art And Creativity · Fantasy And Magic · Friendship · Self Acceptance
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Published
August 4, 2020
ISBN-13
9780316493895
Language
English
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