Witch and Wizard

Of all the books about wizards and witches, Witch and Wizard by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet is the next best thing since Harry Potter. It has suspense and a lot of action. It kept me up until midnight two nights in a row.

The story goes like this. Whit and Wisty, who are brother and sister, are violently dragged from their home in the middle of the night by soldiers. They are accused of being witch and wizard, and because of that they are thrown in jail. Of course they escape; there wouldn't be a story if they didn't. Shortly after they escape they join up with a group of kids who are trying to destroy the One Who is The One, the person that turned America's government into a monarchy. This guy basically tells everyone what they can and can't do.

This is where Whit and Wisty's adventure begins. During their incredibly awesome adventure they fight brain washed dogs, other witches and wizards, and they even battle against themselves.

There is one thing that I discovered while reading this book: if

something is unfair do something about it. For example, as you will find during

this book there is a group of rebel kids trying to take the extremely

unfair One Who is The One down. This gives me reason to believe that I don't

need to just listen to the people in charge if they're making me do things that

are unfair. So don't just sit there if you feel like you're being told do

something that seems totally unreasonable. Do something about it.

This book was great and it hooked me from the first page, and for that

I would give it an A-. Also I recommend this to anyone who likes Harry Potter.

Thanks for reading!