![]() ![]() The story is unequivocally queer, quietly mirroring our world’s rich landscape of genders and sexualities. Navigating changes in their friendships, new romances, old bigotries, and some shattering losses, the Spare witches have a lot of growing to do. Capping it all, there’s a hexer on the loose at the games, threatening the safety of all the witches in the Twelve Towns. Further stacking the decks against them, Seven is struggling to come into her newly discovered Uncle powers: She’s hearing the voices of monstruos-including the dread Nightbeast-much more often than those of animals. As Spares, without a traditional coven of their own, Seven, Valley, and Thorn don’t fit the usual definitions of champions and leaders. The Golden Frog Games are the Twelve Towns’ most significant tournament, and the Witchlings are poised to once again make their mark. ![]() ![]() Seven Salazar, Valley Pepperhorn, and Thorn La Roux are back in this follow-up to Witchlings (2022). ![]()
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