Endangered Spells

I was immediately drawn into Gillian's world, where magic is as commonplace as coffee, but she'd rather have a latte than cast a spell. Robin Siegerman's narration is a standout, nailing Gillian's sarcastic wit and making even mundane tasks like grocery shopping engaging. The pacing is spot-on, with Mallery skillfully balancing Gillian's personal growth and the escalating magical threats. My only critique is that some secondary characters feel underdeveloped, but Gillian's compelling journey more than makes up for it. This isn't your typical witch story; it's a smart, funny exploration of power and responsibility, expertly told.