It's been a month since Pru's parents enrolled their magic deficient daughter in Agatha's Day School for Witches. And sure, she's still stuck in the Magic for Dummies class, but at least she made the cheerleading squad. But now Pru's got a bigger problem - she walks, talks, and cheers like a mortal, and she's deathly afraid the other witches will catch on. She vows to give up her old earthly ways: no mobile phone, no car,and above all, no mortal boys. There's just one hitch: Angelo, the mega-cute mortal-next-door. When he and Pru meet, sparks fly - no magic necessary. And breaking Angelo's spell turns out to be the hardest trick of all...

 

There are 256 pages in this book. This book was published 2008 by Simon & Schuster Ltd .

Kelly McClymer was born in South Carolina, but crossed the Mason-Dixon line to live in Delaware at age six. After one short stint living in South Carolina during junior high, she has remained above the line, and now lives in Maine with her husband and three children. Writing has been Kelly's passion since her sixth grade essay on how to not bake bread earned her an A plus. After cleaning up the bread dough that oozed on to the floor, she gave up bread making for good and turned to writing as a creative outlet. A graduate of the University of Delaware (English major, of course) she spends her days writing and teaching writing. Look for her next book, The Salem Witch Tryouts, from Simon Pulse in Fall 2006.