Beth Landler was doing very well on her own. She had her own coven inher own little corner of the world. Everything was just fine. That is
until Lauren and Jamie crash her place, and her life has not been the
same since.
Beth is different…and not just a
different witch but different altogether. Now she needs to learn how to
be “A Different Witch” and feel good about it. So with the support of
her partner, she’s off to California to find out more.Unfortunately,
once she gets there, she doesn’t fit in all to well. Nell can’t relate
to her. Beth feels uncomfortable around everyone except for Aervyn and
no one can figure out how to talk to her without saying something wrong.
Forget about teaching her.
different witch but different altogether. Now she needs to learn how to
be “A Different Witch” and feel good about it. So with the support of
her partner, she’s off to California to find out more.Unfortunately,
once she gets there, she doesn’t fit in all to well. Nell can’t relate
to her. Beth feels uncomfortable around everyone except for Aervyn and
no one can figure out how to talk to her without saying something wrong.
Forget about teaching her.
Beyond this, I will say no more about the story.
I’d
venture to say that this is probably not my most favorite book of the
series, just okay. There wasn’t a whole lot of build up into this one. I
suppose it’s because it touched on a subject I am not very familiar
with – Asperger’s. It just didn’t have the excitement to sweep me away
as in the other books.
venture to say that this is probably not my most favorite book of the
series, just okay. There wasn’t a whole lot of build up into this one. I
suppose it’s because it touched on a subject I am not very familiar
with – Asperger’s. It just didn’t have the excitement to sweep me away
as in the other books.
I commend Ms. Geary for
incorporating a topic that is rarely discussed if at all, and put into a
fictional story no less. I give her points for doing that.
Unfortunately, for me, A Different Witch was in a word…boring. Rating:
incorporating a topic that is rarely discussed if at all, and put into a
fictional story no less. I give her points for doing that.
Unfortunately, for me, A Different Witch was in a word…boring. Rating:
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