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White is for magic by Laurie Faria Stolarz, Růžena Svobodová · Booklabria

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White is for magic

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White is for magic

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

A year after Stacey Brown saved her best friend ,and roommate, Drea her nightmares have come back revealing even more mysteries and secrets peering through the veil. If that isn't enough a handsome and some what magical boy enters her life and reveals he has been having gruesome nightmares the same as her. Will Stacey's life ever go back to normal? Find out in White Is For Magic.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Magic
Schools
Witchcraft
Extrasensory perception
Stalking

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