About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager feels overwhelmed by the pressure of high expectations or is struggling to master a new, intimidating skill. Following the events of Once a Witch, Tasmin Greene must now navigate her newfound status as one of the most powerful witches in her family while attempting to prevent a predicted catastrophe. It is an ideal choice for readers who feel like 'late bloomers' or who are wrestling with the discovery that their greatest talents also carry the heaviest responsibilities. The story explores the nuance of family legacy and the anxiety of living up to a predetermined fate. While it features magical stakes, the emotional core focuses on identity, self-discipline, and the complicated bonds between siblings and elders. It is developmentally appropriate for ages 12 and up, offering a sophisticated look at how we reconcile our personal desires with the needs of our community.
