This series follows the adventures of a young witch struggling to master her magical abilities. Despite early setbacks and an apparently dull assignment in a remote town, she finds herself thrust into unexpected chaos. She must confront dangerous unleashed forces while dealing with rivals and learning to control her own power. It's a tale of determination, friendship, and discovering one's potential when faced with peril.
Arianwyn has fluffed her witch's assessment. Awarded the dull bronze disc of an apprentice - to the glee of her arch-rival, mean girl Gimma - she's sent to protect the remote, dreary town of Lull. But her new life is far from boring. Turns out Gimma is the pompous mayor's favourite niece - and worse, she opens a magical rift in the nearby forest. As Arianwyn struggles with her spells, a mysterious darkness begins to haunt her - and it's soon clear there's much more than her pride at stake ..
As a fully qualified witch, Arianwyn embarks on a secret mission that tests her skills and bravery. The story explores themes of friendship, courage, and tolerance, making it an engaging read for young audiences. Fans of "The Worst Witch" and Diana Wynne Jones will find much to enjoy in this enchanting continuation of the "Apprentice Witch" series. Suitable for ages 8 and up, it promises a magical adventure filled with growth and discovery.
Set against a backdrop of post-war challenges, Arianwyn navigates the complexities of her role as Lull's witch amidst winter's harsh conditions and mischievous ice imps. The stakes rise dramatically when her grandmother is kidnapped by a traitor within the Council, forcing Arianwyn to confront her most daunting obstacle yet. As she grapples with her newfound knowledge of the quiet glyphs, she must summon all her courage and skills to rescue her grandmother and protect her community.