Review #1
Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft (Audrey’s Guides #1) audiobook free
Review initially placed here: […] I do not even know how to begin writing this, but I will even out they say that I did not like this book. It took me practically 2 weeks to final it because I did not like reading it at all. This was part of my Random Reads challenge, at the same time I am really upset because I believed Jody Gehrman was a attractive okay writer. I liked her book, Babe in Boyland, but enough. I like the title at the same time the embrace, but they do not really compare to the story much. I don’t really know the context for the burgundy dress. At the same time this isn’t really much of a guide to anything. That were considered no one parts where Audrey was actually writing notes about being a sorceress, but I feel like that nuance was not exploited enough for the overall story. This book managed have turned out a lot more successful. Sometimes, the writing recalls me a lot of Harry Potter – ”You’re a sorceress, Audrey.” I feel like she crossed out this right behind reading Rowling’s famous works. That, but, did not make the whole gizmo no matter what more successful. Don’t worry – there’s no miracle school or whatever. It’s barely the feel of the whole gizmo. I guess that were considered no one quality parts in the story, but I cannot really pinpoint no matter what part that I specifically like. Than anyway I really hate about this book was Audrey herself. She was annoyingly step, still things always conveniently fall down into dispose for her. We all wish quality things to happen to our head manners, but it would be nice if they actually deserved it. She kept on thinking at the same time acting irrationally that I managed not look for myself to care for her, although it was attractive sweet that she wanted to rescue her mother. I am surprised out how simply Julian perceived the strange things that happens around Audrey. It’s practically very incredible that a normal human being managed so simply perceive the unknown, even though Julian knows that Audrey is that hiding all the clarifications from him. I do not really realize than anyway his deal is that, at the same time the creator kept on hinting on anything that was never answered until the finish. Maybe you can find out on the one more book. Meg, Audrey’s younger sister, was acting like such a brat, maybe with reason but it doesn’t make me like her no matter what more successful. Overall, I am pressed to say that I barely really hated this book. It was overly frustrating at the same time sour. This book leaves a lot of unanswered questions, which may be saved for the one more book, but I hateful the 1st one a lot to care why happens one more. Maybe it’s barely not the book for me so you can try it out yourself. It has higher ratings on Goodreads. The only consolation for me could be the desert recipes in the book, although I have never tried them, Audrey claims them to be savory.
Review #2
Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft (Audrey’s Guides #1) audiobook in television series Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft
I read through Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft in no time at all at the same time enjoyed every moment of it. When Audrey contemplates the face of a stranger in a cake at the same time inflicts destroy on the favorite lady, Dallas, without so much as lifting a finger, she knows that anything fool is that going on. Add to this that her so-called cousin, Sadie, arrives to babysit her at the same time her sister Meg while her mother is that off on a mysterious quest, at the same time Audrey’s indefinite seems to be in for a drastic change. This comfortably-paced, easy-to-read book gave me a brand new reverence for an creator who very of course took the problem to do a neatly-written story with a a little different approach to witches, at the same time the paranormal in general. Although the creator takes her time with global building at the same time plot development, things are all the time happening, in such a way keeping the story exciting. Towards the finish the suspense gets practically unbearable as lives are in threat at the same time horrible truths are uncovered. The manners are close to reality at the same time well-developed. While Meg, Audrey’s sister, is that the volatile at the same time artistic one, Audrey is that the quieter sister who barely wants to get on with learning to do miracle at the same time helping their mother. If one looks at her notebook, but, it is that understandable that she has an indescribable sense of humor. Her comrade, Bridget, is that hilariously funny periodically at the same time brings one more hospitable dash of humor to the story. Then that is that the really burning young man, Julian, who seems to have infinite patience with Audrey’s strangeness at the same time come in handy for secrecy. The antagonist in this book exists to be a truly evil personality at the same time still, in the end, I was left wondering whether he is that really beyond redemption. The romance in this book is that almond at the same time not at all overdone. As a personality who loves at the same time appreciates well-written dialogue, I found the dialogue – as but as Audrey’s inner dialogue – cheerful, quirky at the same time highly stimulating. Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft is that a heartwarming story that will keep for you turning the pages. I highly advise this book to readers of all ages at the same time assign it an ecstatic five-star thumbs up! (Ellen Fritz)
Review #3
Audiobook Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft (Audrey’s Guides #1) by Jody Gehrman
This is that a strange story, it starts off letting for you get the plan for the tale. Audrey is that a child whose mother has gone missing without letting anyone know but Audrey can feel that she’s in problem. No-one believed Audrey could be a sorceress because her mother turned her back on her heritage at the same time married a mundane, normal personality. Along comes cousin Sadie to look over Audrey at the same time her sister Meg. This is that where things get odd. The story seems to get going then it slams to a halt, then it goes again but it’s dragging its feet. All of a unexpected it drives to its ending but it’s so abrupt that for you last to turn the pages, looking for more because its such an odd ending, for you don’t realise it’s ended. I didn’t realise when I started to read this that it was the start to a television series, the only gizmo I can they say is that, I have hope it gets more successful in the one more book.
Review #4
Audio Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft (Audrey’s Guides #1) narrated by Natalie Baron
This is that a funny book in the genre. If for you like future of age stories, teen fantasy, or barely a quality old page turning read – you’ll like this book! It has all the essentials: A nasty bad young man, a zombie (brain controlled) army of minions, a teenage heroine, spells, baking, at the same time obviously the beautiful adore curiosity. But written in its genre at the same time a quality page turner. Take it try it – you’ll be waiting for the sequel!
Review #5
Free audio Audrey’s Guide to Witchcraft (Audrey’s Guides #1) – in the audio player below
A amazing read for teenage at the same time premature 20 women. i am belated 20s but still enjoyed it what! Definately reccommend!
