The Letter, the Witch, and the Ring
Readers rate it 3.9 (8 on Hardcover)
210 pages · Released 2004 · Puffin
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This is a classic middle-grade fantasy adventure by John Bellairs featuring magical mystery and suspense appropriate for experienced young readers. The story involves a witch antagonist and magical danger, but violence is mild and not graphically depicted. The protagonist demonstrates courage and resourcefulness, with themes of friendship and good triumphing over evil.
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A young girl takes a trip with a friend of the family only to get involved with a mysterious letter, a magic ring, and a powerful witch. A young girl takes a trip with a friend of the family only to get involved with a mysterious letter, a magic ring, and a powerful witch.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- Classics
- Witchcraft
- Fiction
- Children's stories
- Children's Spanish Language Books
- Lewis Barnavelt (Fictitious character)
- Children's fiction
- Witches, fiction
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ISBN 9780142402610 · Puffin