Review: I loved the book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2012
Daphne and Vi were enemies since kindergarten. Vi is the one who is beautiful, talented, popular cheerleader. And Daphne, she is just a normal 14-teen years old girl. During an argue in the school bathroom, Vi performs magic on her. Real witchcraft. Daphne finds out that almost every single girl in the school is a witch. Her sister, Amanda, is a witch. Their mother was a witch. Her best friend Lyla is a witch. What a turnover.Every witch has her own Red Book for witchcraft. When Lyla borrows hers to Daphne, and she loses it in the hands of Vi, the secret society was born. Amanda, Lyla and Daphne form The Mysterious Girls Secret Bathroom Society. Whatever it takes to bring back the Red Book to her friend, Lyla.And there is Kyle, the neighbour next door. Daphne has a secret crush on him. But, he is Vi's friend. Will he ever notice her?Reading for Daphne and her witchcraft was very funny and entertaining. I was enjoying in the adventures of The Mysterious Girls Secret Bathroom Society. Even it is a very long name for a society, I think. Those girls are amazing. They can handle anything. They have ability to put themselves in extraordinary situations to get what they want.  I liked Daphne's character, her strength to handle bad moments in her life, her ability to forgive and forget, to be a friend. I don't know what happened with her mother, but I hope if there is next book it will be explained. There were some funny moments, some sad, some were lessons for a lifetime. Not an ordinary story for witches. Overall, I really loved the story. An easy read for an afternoon. It's a book for someone who is 11 or 14 years old, but that didn't stop me to enjoy reading it.