About This Book
In 'Dark Magick,' Morgan, a young witch, inherits powerful Wiccan tools from her mother, drawing the attention of both dark forces and her boyfriend, Cal. The narrative explores themes of trust, betrayal, and the responsibility that comes with great power. Parents should be aware of the suspenseful elements and the potential for a romantic relationship to turn manipulative, making it suitable for mature late elementary to early middle school readers who enjoy fantasy and mystery.
Evil forces are after Morgan, forces connected with a dark wave of magick. And she knows something is wrong with the way Cal is acting, although she can't put her finger on it. Cal is definitely hiding something, but is he out to hurt her, as Hunter says?
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Discussion Prompts
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How does Morgan feel about inheriting her mother's Wiccan tools? How would you feel if you suddenly had a special talent?
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Why do you think Cal is acting suspiciously? What clues does the author give us?
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What does it mean to trust someone? How do you know if someone is truly your friend?
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Morgan has to decide how to use her power. What responsibilities come with having great power?
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Have you ever had to stand up for yourself or what you believed was right, even when it was difficult?
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