Worst Witch

Diary of a Secret Witch #2

by Meg Cowley

Penny can’t wait to learn magic! When her Auntie Holly whisks her away to a house full of witches, Penny is sure that she’s going to have lots of fun.
Unfortunately, it appears that Penny couldn’t be any worse at being a witch! Every potion Penny makes is a catastrophe and every spell she casts backfires.
Has there been a mistake? Penny wonders if she’s cut out to be a witch at all, and she’s terrified of being sent home and told she can never do magic ever again. That is, until she stumbles upon her secret talent.
It’s up to Penny to prove that she’s a great witch after all and when her most daring spell goes wrong, Penny’s life is in danger and there’s no one to help save her.
Will Penny rise to the challenge or forever be the worst witch?

96 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 27, 2015

About the author

✒️ Romantic Fantasy with courageous heroines, protective heroes, and endearing found families to sweep you away... ✨️

Meg Cowley is a USA Today bestselling fantasy author from England. Meg writes slow burn steamy epic fantasy romances with courageous and vulnerable heroines, protective and brooding heroes, and lovable and welcoming found family in stories that will steal your heart long after the last page.

Meg's favourite past times are reading, hiking, and cooking. She can usually be found curled up with a cup of tea and a riveting fantasy romance book, cooking up a fantasy-book worthy feast, or out walking the wild, windswept moors of Yorkshire dreaming up her next story.

Visit www.megcowley.com to find out more, discover Meg’s books, find exclusive reader bonus content, and join her Romantasy Fellowship newsletter.

Reviews

[Rachel Gillham · Rating 5 out of 5]

my five year old and 7 year old are extremely enamoured with the adventures of Penny, they devoured the first book, taking turns to read, and I read some of it to them too! They moved straight onto this one, and were not disappointed, though it took them a bit longer to get through as they mostly were taking turns reading to each other, and there was a couple of weeks where we couldn't find the ipad charger ( unfortunately, we couldn't magic it out of thin air, even though we tried) I'd highly reccomend this book, and the others in the series, as they can be enjoyed by a range of ages, and both my children ( girl and boy) seemed to enjoy it equally. even I as an adult had to resist reading ahead once they were asleep for the night!
i was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.