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A Queer, Feminist Spin On Stephen KingS The Mist, This Ode To FemaleRage Is A Perfect Pick For Fans Of She Is A Haunting, And A Reminder That If Boys Will Be Boys, Girls Will Fight Back.For High School Senior Nell And Her Friends, A Vacation House On A Private Florida Island Sounds Like The Makings Of A Dream Spring Break. But Nell Brings Secrets With HerSecrets That Fuse With The IslandS Tragic History, Trapping Them All With A Curse That Surrounds The Island In A Toxic, Vengeful Mist And The Surrounding Waters With An Unseen, Devouring Beast.Getting Out Alive Means Risking Her Friendships, Her Sanity, And Even Her Own Life. In Order To Save Herself And Her Friends, Nell Will Have To Face Memories SheD Rather Leave Behind, Reveal The Horrific Truth Behind The Encounter That Changed Her Life One Year Ago, And Face The Shadow ThatS Haunted Her Since Childhood.Easier Said Than Done. But When NellS Friends Reveal That They Each Brought Secrets Of Their Own, A Solution Even More Dangerous Than The Curse Begins To Take Shape. Reading Like A Ya Feminist Spin On Stephen KingS The Mist, So Witches We Became Is A Diverse, Queer Horror About Female Friendship, The Emotional Aftermath Of Surviving Assault, And How To Find Power In The Shadows Of Your Past.Step Into Your Witchy Power Or Be Swallowed By The CurseThe Choice Is Yours. Skillfully Crafted And Sharply Descriptive With Horrifying Imagery To Spare ... Powerfully Angry And VengeanceLaden, With Terrifying And Very Human Monsters. School Library Journal, Starred Review
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I loved 'So Witches We Became'! The characters are so relatable, and the storyline had me hooked right from the first chapter. Each twist felt fresh and exciting, which kept me turning the pages late into the night. Perfect for anyone who enjoys a good fantasy novel with strong female leads.
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Carlos Rodriguez
Not My Favorite, But Still Enjoyable
I thought 'So Witches We Became' had a unique premise, but some parts felt a little slow. The world-building was interesting, but I wished for more depth in certain characters. Still, it’s a fun read if you’re into witchy themes and magic!
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Raj Patel
Magical and Empowering!
'So Witches We Became' is a fantastic read! The way the author portrays the journey of the witches is inspiring and empowering. I especially loved the blend of friendship and magic throughout the narrative. Definitely a book I’d recommend for those who enjoy enchanting stories.
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Samantha Young
A Disappointing Experience Overall
Honestly, I struggled to get through 'So Witches We Became'. The plot felt all over the place and didn't really grab my attention. I was hoping for more magic and less filler. I ended up putting it down halfway through. Not what I expected at all!
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