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Round up to 4.5 stars. A sheer delight, especially if you love Gilmore Girls. I’m not usually a fan of funny books, but these were so good for my soul.
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This was such a delightful read. I must say, this one exceeded my expectations. *4.5 STARS* Also, ding-dong has become my new favourite word. I shall now use it all the time. I bought Wisteria Witches on a whim. The blurb seemed cool, the reviews were pretty convincing too. Seemed like a nice lighthearted, witchy-witchy read. But since I got this on a whim, when I was reading a lot of other stuff, it had ended up being lying in my Kindle library for months now. Suddenly I remembered about it re...
By the end of the first chapter I found myself giggling at how adorable Zara and Zooey are. They reminded me of Lorelai and Rory on one of my favorite TV shows, Gilmore Girls. Just like in the first season of Gilmore Girls, the mother and daughter in Wisteria Witches are ages 32 and 16. They have an unusually close mother-daughter relationship, and alternate between clever wit and genuine emotion. They tease each other and take care of each other and feel like the best of friends.The girls move
The Wisteria Witches is the perfect combination of magic and mystery with a sprinkle of romance. The main characters are surprising, witty and supernatural. A great light hearted, fast paced, supernatural mystery. For full review. Click here
Fun little storyGiving this one a 4 star rating. It's an entertaining story place in a simple world of witches & Co. Characters are the strongest element in the whole affair, with snappy dialogues and enough humor to make them endearing. The world around Wysteria is simple enough, not too detailed but not to the point it feels lacking either. The main plot throughout volume 1 is simple enough to follow and gets a good resolution by the end of the volume. A few overarching elements are left opene...
Wisteria Witches Wisteria Witches Mysteries, Volume 1 By: Angela Pepper Narrated by: Tiffany Williams This is an audible book I requested and the review is voluntary. I am a fan of this author's books but this new series is hilarious! There is so much witty banter and clever remarks, I feel I should listen again because I might have missed some! It is such a fun listen! I had a smile on my face most of the time the book was playing. I loved the plot, the crazy characters, and the silly connectio...
Lots of laugh-out-loud humour! I had so much fun reading this book. Zara Riddle and her daughter move to a new town where Zara starts a new job as a librarian. The fun starts immediately with a spooky house, unusual neighbours and the arrival of unmet family. There are lots of supernaturals in this new town. The only thing I found a bit frustrating is that this story doesn't have a plot. It does have a mystery, clues, red herrings and fabulous characters but no plot. It wanders. But I liked it s...
4 Stars... One word to describe this book would be, charming... From the small town cozy feel with adorable gingerbread style homes, to the wacky but lovable characters of Zara and Zoey, to the magical dynamics that intrigued as well as mesmerized... This read was sweet, fun, and entertaining from start to finish... There is certainly more to discover in the mysterious town of Wisteria; many secrets yet to unveil, and I am eager to go on the journey:)
Fun read! Many parts that had me lol. There were also parts that dragged. Over all I enjoyed the book and looking forward to the next.
This didn't work for me. Though I suspect it is a matter of taste over quality. There are some consistency issues, people knowing things they haven't been told and such, and I thought the dialogue got too formal at times (especially considering how informal Zara is in general). But for the most part what bothered me wasn't a matter of the book being bad, but of it being everything I dislike. I found Zara intensely annoying! Yes, I see that we're supposed to think her Gilmore Girl cute. But I fou...
