Witchs Sister Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds

She first suspected Judith was a witch that spring when she found her looking for tadpoles in Cowden's Creek. (from the first line)

A classic from the Newbery Medalist is now back in print. Lynn and her best friend Mouse are convinced their neighbor, old Mrs. Tuggle, is a witch. But no one believes them. Lynn and Mouse are sure that Mrs. Tuggle has plans to harm them. And the longer they wait, the more dangerous Mrs Tuggle becomes.

From the Publisher:
When the darkness,
tolls the hour,
I shall have you

in my power...

Lynn and her best friend, Mouse, are positive their neighbor, Mrs. Tuggle, is a witch. And they suspect the old woman is forcing Lynn's sister, Judith, to join her coven to witches. But Lynn and Mouse can't prove anything and their parents don't believe them. the girls are desperate to expose Mrs. Tuggle's evil nature, especially since her actions are becoming more threatening everyday.

Now Lynn's parents have announced that they're going away for the weekend, leaving Judith and Mrs. Tuggle in charge. Can the girls outsmart Mrs. Tuggle and save Lynn's family -- or is the dark magic too strong to conquer?

Author Bio

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's first work was published in a church magazine when she was 16 years old. She paid her way through college, where she majored in clinical psychology, by writing and selling stories. Naylor found that she enjoyed writing so much that she abandoned her plans to attend graduate school. WHAT THE GULLS WERE SINGING, her first published work for children, appeared in 1967. Her 1991 work, SHILOH, was awarded the Newbery Medal.

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Book Format:		Paperback
Minimum Age:		09
Number of Pages:		0160
Publisher:		Aladdin Paperbacks

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