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Title: Alyssa McCarthy’s Magical Missions Book 2: Wizardry Goes Wild
Author: Sunayna Prasad
Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy
After months of living a normal life, thirteen-year-old Alyssa McCarthy
faces magic again. Only this time, though, she is cursed with it, thanks to an
old depressed skeleton named Errol. Alyssa’s time with her godfather, Alex,
will never be the same again, as she can perform sorcery, but never control it.
From
letting out enchantments at school to creating outdoor disasters, Alyssa is
bound to face consequences. She can only get rid of her powers if she can boost
her confidence levels and improve her bravery. But it’s not as easy as it
sounds. She must measure those abilities with a special device called a
skillometer. Will she be able to get rid of her unwanted wizardry?
Author
Bio
Sunayna Prasad is a college student studying art. In her free time, she
likes to write fiction. She is also the author of From Frights to Flaws,
which is the first installment of the series, Alyssa McCarthy’s Magical
Missions. Sunayna lives in New York with her family.
Links
Buy Alyssa
McCarthy’s Magical Missions Book One: From Frights to Flaws on Amazon
Buy Wizardry Goes Wild
on Amazon (Kindle): http://www.amazon.com/Alyssa-McCarthys-Magical-Missions-Wizardry-ebook/dp/B01C6QCG8E/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
Amazon (Paperback): http://www.amazon.com/Alyssa-McCarthys-Magical-Missions-Wizardry/dp/1490770216/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Review:
This was fun story about what would happen if a normal person suddenly got magical powers that they could not control. Parts were sweet, parts were sad, and parts were funny.
The only thing that was frustrating was the author uses the word 'respire' for breathing. It is jarring and interrupts the flow of the story. Other than this issue, the story was very good.
I give this story 3.5 out of 5 clouds.
The only thing that was frustrating was the author uses the word 'respire' for breathing. It is jarring and interrupts the flow of the story. Other than this issue, the story was very good.
I give this story 3.5 out of 5 clouds.
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