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Wayward Witch is a YA fantasy adventure with LGBTQ+ representation, featuring a teenage protagonist discovering her magical powers while navigating family conflict and romantic relationships. The story emphasizes teamwork, self-discovery, and acceptance, though it contains mild fantasy violence and some romantic tension. It's best suited for older teens who enjoy character-driven fantasy with diverse representation.
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Before she can return home to help heal her broken family, teenaged Rose Mortiz must come to terms with her new powers and work with others to save the magical land of Adas. Before she can return home to help heal her broken family, teenaged Rose Mortiz must come to terms with her new powers and work with others to save the magical land of Adas.
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- Bisexuality
- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- LGBTQ
- Romance
- Young Adult Fiction
- Family
- Magic
- Children's fiction
- Magic, fiction
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ISBN 9781728215518 · Sourcebooks Fire