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Eva Evergreen and the Cursed Witch is a sequel to Eva Evergreen, semi-magical witch book 1.
Warning: this review may contain spoilers from the previous book. Please read my review of the first book here.
“Magical, exciting, and gripping.”
Reading age
8-12
Genre
Fantasy
Publisher
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Publication date
August 3, 2021
My brief summary of the book
After receiving her novice witch rank, Eva and her mother alert Queen Alliana about their finding of the source of the Culling, Grottel’s tower. But disaster strikes, and Grottel (the grandmaster) accuses Eva’s mother of rogue magic and the cause of the Culling. The queen wanted to arrest Grottel, but he escaped. Now Eva must track him down to stop him. Will Eva save the Rivelle Realm?
My thoughts
I liked the first one, but this book is even better, and I loved it—adventure at every corner, much more details that you can visualize the story. Chapter endings are cliffhangers that make you devour this book. I hope Julie Abe will write other books in this sequel.
I got this book on the day the book was released for a back-to-school present!
My rating
About the author
“Julie Abe is the author of the EVA EVERGREEN, SEMI-MAGICAL WITCH middle-grade fantasy series. She has lived in Silicon Valley, spent many humid summers in Japan, and currently basks in the sunshine of Southern California with never enough books or tea” – Amazon.
More by Julie Abe
- Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch (Eva Evergreen, 1); Please read my review.
- The Charmed List; for Young Adult.
- Alliana, Girl of Dragons; coming soon.
