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Reading age
12+
Genre
Historical fiction
Publisher
Little, Brown Ink
Publication date
June 4, 2024
The Salem Witch Trials are undoubtedly one of American history’s most intriguing and darkest periods. If you have ever been captivated by this period and want to experience paranoia at its worst, then ‘An Outbreak of Witchcraft: A Graphic Novel of the Salem Witch Trials’ is a must-read.
Deborah Noyes, the author, and M. Dolly, the illustrator, have done an excellent job capturing the essence of the trials in a graphic novel. The book is a masterpiece that portrays the trials in a way that makes you feel like you’re there, witnessing the events firsthand.
The illustrations are gorgeously rendered, and the dialogue is brilliantly written. They make you feel like you’re in the chaos, experiencing the trials with the accusers, the accused, and the witnesses.
‘An Outbreak of Witchcraft’ is a fantastic read for anyone interested in history, particularly the Salem Witch Trials. It’s a gripping, real-life story that will keep you on the edge of your seat and make you want to learn more. Consider gifting it to history buffs or anyone who loves a good dark story.
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