Creatures of Charm and Hunger
323 pages · Released 2020 · William Morrow Paperbacks
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This World War II-era fantasy centers on two young women witches whose friendship deteriorates amid dangerous magical competition. The novel contains mature themes including horror elements, morally complex characters, and some violence tied to both wartime setting and magical conflict. While it explores loyalty and ambition, the darker tone and sophisticated content make it better suited to older teens than younger readers.
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The third standalone novel set in Molly Tanzer's magic-infused universe takes readers to World War II-era England where two young women are studying witchcraft. Though once inseparable, competition, secrets, and wildly dangerous magic set them at odds and draw them to terrifying ends. The third standalone novel set in Molly Tanzer's magic-infused universe takes readers to World War II-era England where two young women are studying witchcraft. Though once inseparable, competition, secrets, and wildly dangerous magic set them at odds and draw them to terrifying ends.
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ISBN 9780358065210 · William Morrow Paperbacks