Evil Wolfbane, leader of the villainous Night Witches, is on the loose once more. Released from his shackles of space and time, he plans to take over the world by capturing King Arthur's sword, Excalibur, the most powerful weapon ever made. Luckily, Abby and Spike, and their incredible Light Witch friends, discover his devilish plot in time. Together, they travel back to the old Wild West with Excalibur safe in their keeping. But now they must face Bullwhip Kate, an army of cactus men, and an exploding mountain, in a final showdown that will call upon all their courage and magical power.
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There are three reasons why I like this book. One reason is I liked how the characters acted. Some things that they did were funny.Another reason I liked this book is I liked the adventure they had in it. The last reason I liked this book is I liked how the characters thought of someting quick when there was a problem.
I think the best part of the book is where Abby and Spike find the horses with their own names on the saddles. I liked the names that they gave the horses. The horses were white so they gave the horses the names Snow and Frost. I also liked the way the hoses and the childrens minds were linked. The thing I liked most about the book is the setting and the characters. I could picture the characters and setting very well in my mind. It was almost like watching a movie in my mind. I also liked the characters clothing too.
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It was the week before Christmas and a fine winter's morning in Speller, the little seaside town where Abby Clover lived. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
anagram spell, cactus men, stagecoach depot, last river Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Sir Chadwick, Captain Starlight, Silver Springs, Ice Dust, Bart Stoneheart, Light Witches, Atlantis Boat, Talking Eagle, Night Witches, Bullwhip Kate, Great Mandini, Quincy Flowerdale, Abby Clover, Buffalo Bill, The Wild West Witches, Merlin College, Black Dust, Evil Indicator, Beauregard Lightfoot, Banker Stout, Woo Ling, Sea Witches, Hiram Prune, Miss Paradine, Sword of Merlin New!
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It was the week before Christmas and a fine winter's morning in Speller, the little seaside town where Abby Clover lived. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
anagram spell, cactus men, stagecoach depot, last river Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Sir Chadwick, Captain Starlight, Silver Springs, Ice Dust, Bart Stoneheart, Light Witches, Atlantis Boat, Talking Eagle, Night Witches, Bullwhip Kate, Great Mandini, Quincy Flowerdale, Abby Clover, Buffalo Bill, The Wild West Witches, Merlin College, Black Dust, Evil Indicator, Beauregard Lightfoot, Banker Stout, Woo Ling, Sea Witches, Hiram Prune, Miss Paradine, Sword of Merlin New!
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- Romeo and Juliet (Folger Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare on 4 pages
- Romeo and Juliet (Penguin Readers, Level 3) by William Shakespeare on page 98, page 159, and page 176
- Romeo and Juliet (Simply Shakespeare) by William Shakespeare on page 98, page 159, and page 176
- Romeo And Juliet (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Saddleback Classics) by William Shakespeare on page 98, page 159, and page 176
- Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare for Everyone) by Jennifer Mulherin on page 181, and page 267
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