Majix : Notes from a Serious Teen Witch

from MyBookAffair

This was a very charming story for the most part. Kestral's father has a massive heart attack and he feels that he needs peace and quiet to recover. This means that Kestral has to go live with her father's sister. The same sister that her father doesn't even really like. That was very strange to ...

from roses7184

Going into this book I knew that Kestrel (a.k.a Susan) would be one of those characters that tends to see the negative side of things, and therefore ends up sounding whiny. The synopsis showed me this before I even had a chance to open the book. Let it be known that this generally puts me off a b...

from highvoltagegrrl

This book is aimed at the young adult crowd, but it seems more fitting to aim it towards grade school age children. The writing was so cutesy-cute it was annoying. Having a middle school child myself, I've never heard any of the kids talk the way our "serious teen witch" spoke. There was nothing ...

from fayeflame

Majix: Notes from a Serious Teen Witch is a unique awesome coming of age novel. It's charming, cute, and captivating. I loved this book and the message it sent:"Health, Money, love and time to enjoy them." Douglas Rees writing put a smile on my face and reminded me of all the things I'm thankful ...