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I think this book gets a pass on this—or maybe a slap on the wrist—because it really does not seem to have a goal. It’s definitely not trying to persuade or inform, at least not overtly. White Magic is probably closest to being a memoir, so it feels safe to say that Washuta’s goal is to make sense of her experiences and her feelings about the world in a way that is wholly her own. She’s not really trying to write according to our cultural standards of what writing should be, which I admire.

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White is for Magic

Screaming or crying is how Stacey Brown wakes up most nights. Laurie Faria Stolarz’s, “White is for Magic” grabbed my attention from the first page on. Sometimes I forced myself to put the book down and breath for a minute because it was filled to the brim with plot twists and exciting moments. After Stacey and her boyfriend start fighting she decides to sleep in the lounge room of her dorm building. When she falls asleep she starts hearing someone call her name so she gets up and goes downstairs and then she wakes up back in her bed, finding out it was all just a nightmare. Stacey has had nightmares before, once about the girl she was babysitting and how she was going to die or be kidnapped. Coinsidently the girl died the next day. Another time, she had nightmares about a girl at her school, Veronica Leeman who was going to be killed. The next week she was found dead in the girl’s bathroom.

This author’s style of writing is extremely interesting, once you think Stacey’s life is becoming better, something creepy, scary or disgusting happens to the character. In my opinion, the author’s books are very entertaining to read. Laurie Faria Stolarz causes the reader to believe they are living the life of Stacey’s best friends, Amber and Drea, by telling you all of Stacey’s secrets, ideas and fears. When I was reading the book, I felt as if on every page there was another plot twist. This book takes place at a boarding school and it might not be as relatable to some people if they don’t go to boarding school or know what it’s like but it is still a superb novel. In most of the story, Stacey is scared, the tone of the story suspenseful and a little creepy at the same time. If you are not in grades 6 or higher, you shouldn’t read this book because it is a little bit scary.

• Mystery / Suspense

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• What Jamie Saw
• Hangman's Revolution
• A Long Walk To Water
• Nerve
• The Lost Colony
• MayDay
• Hatchet
• Hidden Like Ann Frank
• Hidden Like Ann Frank
• Catching Fire
• Second Chance Summer

• Wintergirls
• Fever
• Catalyst

• The One and Only Ivan
• Home of the Brave

• City Of Orphans
• Murder at Midnight

• Naturals
• The Naturals
• The Naturals
• Killer Instinct
• The Naturals

• The Name Of This Book Is Secret
• You Have To Stop This
• This Book is Not Good for You

• Taken
• Taken
• Frozen

• Sleepaway Girls
• Sleepaway Girls

• The Perks of Being a Wallflower
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower

• Land of Stories: The Enchantress Returns
• The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell

• Artemis Fowl
• Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox
• W.A.R.P. Book Two: The Hangman's Revolution

• The Fever Code
• The Maze Runner
• The Eye Of Minds
• The Death Cure
• The Scorch Trials
• The Kill Order

• Payback Time
• Payback Time

• The Lord of Opium
• The House Of The Scorpion

• Last Shot
• Foul Trouble

• The Angel of Death
• The Christopher Killer

• Brotherband Chronicles
• The Brotherband Chronicles Book Four: The Slaves of Socorro
• Ranger's Apprentice
• The Rangers Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan
• Halt's Peril
• Ranger's Apprentice- the Lost Stories

• Where She Went
• If I Stay

• Food: A Love Story
• Food: A Love Story

• Once
• Then
• After
• Now
• After

• Unstoppable
• Force Out

• The Fault In Our Stars
• Let It Snow
• Let It Snow
• An Abundance of Katherines
• Looking For Alaska
• Paper Towns

• Jackie & Me
• Jim and Me

• Girl, Stolen
• The Girl Who was Supposed to Die

• Hoot
• Scat

• Alex Rider - Stormbreakers
• Point Blanc

• Dust
• Wool

• 13 Little Blue Envelopes
• Let It Snow

• Slacker
• Ungifted

• The Giver
• Gathering Blue

• Fantasy League
• Heat
• QB1
• Hot Hand
• The Batboy
• The Big Field
• The Underdogs
• Heat
• QB 1

• Infinite in Between
• Tangled

• Baby Sitters Club- The Truth About Stacey
• A Dog's Life

• Every Soul a Star
• 11 Birthdays
• A Mango-Shaped Space
• The Candymakers

• The Unwanteds
• Unwanteds 6

• Far Far Away
• Far Far Away

• Eye of the Storm
• All The Answers

• New Moon
• Breaking Dawn
• Eclipse

• Guardian Angel
• CHERUB: The Recruit
• Cherub: The Dealer
• CHERUB: The Recruit
• Cherub: The Recruit
• C.H.E.R.U.B Mission 3
• The Escape

• All The Bright Places
• All The Bright Places

• Before I Fall
• Delirium

• Inheritance
• Eragon

• The Angel Experiment (Maximum Ride)
• I Even Funnier

• The River
• Brian's Hunt
• Dogsong
• Woods Runner

• The Penalty
• The Keyper
• Keeper

• Escape From Memory
• Escape From Memory

• Revenge of the Whale
• In The Heart of The Sea

• Percy Jackson: Last Olympian
• The Hammer of Thor
• The Sword of Summer
• Trials of Apollo
• Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief
• The Maze of Bones
• House of Hades
• The Blood of Olympus

• Eleanor and Park
• Fangirl

• Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
• Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban
• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

• The Fourth Stall
• The Fourth Stall Part II

• Guys Read: Sports
• Guys Read: Funny Business

• The Lying Game
• Perfect
• The Perfectionists
• Pretty Little Liars
• Pretty Little Liars

• Twisted
• The Good Girls

• Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore
• Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore

• The Stormmakers
• The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight

• The Miserable Mill
• All The Wrong Questions

• Stargirl
• Smiles To Go

• When You Reach Me
• Liar And Spy
• Liar and Spy

• Treasure Island
• The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

• Deadly Little Games
• Return to the Dark House
• Return to the Dark House
• Welcome to the Dark House
• Deadly Little Secret
• White is for Magic
• Blue is for Nightmares

• The Screaming Staircase
• Lockwood and Co. Book Two: The Whispering Skull
• Lockwood and Co. The Screaming Staircase

• Smile
• Sisters
• Smile

• Three Times Lucky
• The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing

• Pretties
• Specials
• Pretties

• The Chrysalids
• Chocky

• 5th Wave
• The Last Star
• The Infinite Sea

• Notorious
• Notorious
• The It Girl

Review Writers

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• The Van Allen Legacy
• Ettiquete & Espionage
• The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell
• Land of Stories: The Enchantress Returns
• All The Answers

• Super Human
• Bramblestar
• Someone Named Eva
• The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing
• All Fall Down

• Return to Sender
• Secret Lives of the US Presidents

• Infinite in Between
• Deadly Little Secret
• Tangled

• Brotherband Chronicles
• Ranger's Apprentice- the Lost Stories
• Ranger's Apprentice- the Lost Stories

• The Geography Of You And Me
• All The Wrong Questions
• The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight
• 11 Birthdays
• The Miserable Mill

• The Hobbit
• C.H.E.R.U.B Mission 3
• Gone
• Taken
• Zen and the Art of Faking It

• Pretties
• Perfect
• Summer Of My German Soldier
• Taken
• Can't Look Away

• If You're Reading This
• Dogsong
• Treasure Island

• The Sixty-Eight Rooms
• The Thing About Luck

• We All Looked Up
• All The Bright Places
• Smiles To Go

• In The Heart of The Sea
• The Andromeda Strain
• The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

• Unstoppable
• The Boy Who Dared
• The Angel Experiment (Maximum Ride)
• Smile
• Escape from Warsaw

• Legend
• The House Of The Scorpion
• Inheritance

• Samurai Shortstop
• The Sorcerer of the North

• Matched
• Twilight
• The Glass Castle
• Paper Towns
• The Candymakers

• The Christopher Killer
• The Angel of Death
• Where She Went
• Plain Kate
• All The Bright Places

• A Week In The Woods
• Tin Star
• Ranger's Apprentice
• Lockwood and Co. The Screaming Staircase
• The Lord of Opium

• The One and Only Ivan
• The Silver Eyes

• Brian's Hunt
• We Were Liars

• A Man Called Ove
• Dead Wake

• Jackie & Me
• Jim and Me
• The Batboy
• The Big Field
• Heat

• The Chrysalids
• Chocky
• Bridge to Terabithia

• The Perfectionists
• The Naturals
• Pretty Little Liars
• That Time I Joined The Circus
• Pretties

• I Know Why the Caged Birds Sing
• When We Wake
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower
• 5th Wave
• If I Stay

• New Moon
• Eclipse
• School Spirits
• Breaking Dawn
• Pretty Little Liars

• Foul Trouble
• Hot Hand
• Payback Time
• Guys Read: Sports
• QB1

• Sit Stay Love
• Better Off Friends
• Return to the Dark House

• Eye of the Storm
• Gathering Blue

• Gold Dust
• A Long Walk To Water

• When You Reach Me
• Life in a Fishbowl

• The Great Unexpected
• Becoming Naomi León
• The Screaming Staircase

• Catalyst
• 10 Things I Can See From Here

• The Running Dream
• Hurricane Song

• The Lying Game
• Binge
• Matched

• Two Summers
• Dead Girls Don’t Lie
• The Fault In Our Stars

• Museum Of Thieves
• The Little Prince
• Open Mic
• The Stormmakers
• Smile

• Girl, Stolen
• Water Street
• Delirium
• Cinder
• Counting by 7's

• The Hammer of Thor
• The Sword of Summer

• Liar And Spy
• The Graveyard Book
• Anything But Typical
• Loot
• Operation “YES”

• The Fourth Stall Part II
• The Fourth Stall

• Halo Fall Of Reach
• Scat
• Alex Rider - Stormbreakers
• Eragon

• Killer Instinct
• Allegiant
• Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief

• Lincoln's Grave Robbers
• Cherub: The Dealer
• Cherub: The Recruit
• Ender's Game
• 90 Miles To Havana

• Under The Green Hill
• Woods Runner
• Then
• After
• The Scorch Trials

• Revenge of the Whale
• The Apothecary

• Jessica Darling's It List
• Notorious
• I, Emma Freke
• The 10PM Question
• The It Girl

• Fake ID
• Taken
• The Blood of Olympus
• The Underdogs
• Lincoln's Grave Robbers

• 13 Little Blue Envelopes
• River Boy

• Keeper
• Sleepaway Girls
• A Million Ways Home
• The Fourteenth Goldfish
• The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

• A Mango-Shaped Space
• Naturals
• Deadly Little Lies
• Looking For Alaska
• Romeo & Juliet Code

• Fyre
• W.A.R.P. Book Two: The Hangman's Revolution
• Lockwood and Co. Book Two: The Whispering Skull
• Dragonflight
• Three Times Lucky

• Inkheart
• The Outsiders
• Last Shot

• Everything Everything
• Stargirl
• Into the Wild Nerd Yonder

• What Jamie Saw
• Trials of Apollo

• Once
• City Of Orphans
• Out Of My Mind
• Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
• Percy Jackson: Last Olympian

• White is for Magic
• The Naturals

• Fifteen Love
• Let It Snow
• Making Waves

• Murder on the Moon
• The Infinite Sea

• The Good Girls
• The Weight of Water
• Specials

• Flawless
• Hidden Like Ann Frank

• The Perks of Being a Wallflower
• The Trap
• Far Far Away
• The Book Thief

• The Rangers Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan
• The Chronicles of Prydain: The High King
• Free Thaddeus
• An American Plague
• Liar and Spy

• The Hunger Games
• Catching Fire

• Point Blanc
• Guardian Angel

• The Escape
• The Maze Runner
• The Giver
• CHERUB: The Recruit
• Guys Read: Funny Business

• Nerve
• On The Run

• Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Unwanteds 6

• MayDay
• Now

• Wicked Lovely
• Famous Last Words
• Notorious
• Guys Read: Other Worlds
• Blue is for Nightmares

• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
• Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban
• I Even Funnier
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

• Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore
• Payback Time
• Food: A Love Story
• Treasure Hunters

• Vitro
• Far Far Away

• The River
• The Kill Order
• The Unwanteds

• Baby Sitters Club- The Truth About Stacey
• Stones In Water

• Modern Romance
• Twerp
• Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Childeren

• Seeds of Rebellion
• Hangman's Revolution

• The Hidden Summer
• Because Of Savannah

• White Fang
• The Naturals
• The Martian

• The Death Cure
• The Eye Of Minds
• 13 Little Blue Envelopes
• The Mysterious Benedict Society
• The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate

• Heat
• Force Out
• The Maze of Bones

• This Book is Not Good for You
• The Name Of This Book Is Secret
• Doll Bones
• Thirteen Reasons Why
• The Da Vinci Code

• A Matter of Days
• Dust
• Wool
• Frozen
• No Safety in Numbers

• Welcome to the Dark House
• Return to the Dark House
• Stolen

• Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore
• Fever
• Can't Look Away
• I Am Number Four
• True. (Sort Of)

• Sisters
• The Girl Who was Supposed to Die
• Chew On This
• Small As An Elephant
• Wonder

• You Have To Stop This
• Flowers For Algeron

• QB 1
• The Star Wars Trilogy
• CHERUB: The Recruit
• Food: A Love Story
• The Catcher In The Rye

• Deep, Dark and Dangerous
• A Long Walk To Water
• Green Glass Sea
• Searching for Sky
• Fish in a Tree

• Hyperbole and a Half
• Big Game

• Second Chance Summer
• A Dog's Life

• Happily Ever After
• Rapture

• The One Left Behind
• Every Soul a Star
• Deadly Little Games

• The Haunting of Charles Dickens
• A Street Cat Named Bob
• The Dog Who Wouldn't Be
• Kittens In The Kitchen
• The Brotherband Chronicles Book Four: The Slaves of Socorro

• The Boy Who Dared
• Ungifted

• Island: Survivor
• Me, Earl And The Dying Girl

• The Thing About Jellyfish
• Inside Out and Back Again

• An Abundance of Katherines
• Wonder

• Travels with Charley
• Chew On This
• Chew On This
• The Perfect Storm

• Say What You Will
• Eleanor and Park
• Give up the Ghost
• Sleepaway Girls
• Girls in Pants

• House of Hades
• Escape From Memory
• Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox

• Dunces Anonymous
• After

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