Witch & Wizard: Witch & Wizard (Series #1) (CD-Audio)

from incognito

Very adolescent and too simplified for me, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone else. It seems to be trying to appeal to YA and fantasy readers, but the language and style isn't really coherent. There are randomly invented slang words, abrupt violence mixed with childish language, and no real...

from spottedhorse23

Title: Witch & Wizard Author: James Patterson Publisher: Little Brown Publication Date: December 2009 Genre: YA, Fantasy Hardcover: 314 Summary: The world is changing: the government has seized control of every aspect of society, and now, kids are disappearing. For 15-year-old Wisty and her older...

from lizard_698959

Ok while I've loved James Patterson Books in the past I'm not totally sure I loved this one. Its almost like they just put his name on this book to sell them. I didn't hate this book but I found it very weird. There were times when I totally had to roll my eyes at how weird the book is. I think i...

from creighley

Choppy, short chapters that switch between the main characters just don;t make it.l The main characters are not well developed and the overall plot is WAY over the top. I suppose it might work for teens, but not those who have read better! Disappointing.

from BethsLibrary

This book wasn't exactly what I expected from James Patterson. Witch & Wizard is an easy and fast read about a sister (Wisty) and brother (Whit) who have just discovered they are a witch and a wizard. Wisty and Whit are kidnapped and imprisoned by the New Order (a political party that has taken o...