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The Bewitching of Aveline Jones Paperback – November 18, 2021

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ USBORNE CAT ANG (November 18, 2021)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1474972152
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1474972154
  • Reading age ‏ : ‎ 9 - 12 years
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.31 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.2 x 0.75 x 7.87 inches
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“Haven’t you ever experienced something you can’t explain?”Aveline isn’t spending her summer break at the beach like she’d hoped. Instead, she and her mother are staying in a cottage in the sleepy village of Norton Wick.While Aveline is initially concerned that this holiday will be boring, it turns out to be anything but. Conveniently located at the end of the garden are The Witch Stones, an ancient stone circle with mysterious origins.Aveline, with her love of things that go bump in the night and anything else that would be of interest to Mulder, is in her element. Harold, her friend from Malmouth, is coming to visit for a few days with his uncle and Lilian, Aveline’s aunt.Together, Aveline and Harold hope to solve the mysteries of the stone circle and the strange bottle Aveline found in the garden.“Old bottles with things inside them couldn’t just be ignored.”Before Harold arrives, Aveline makes a new friend, Hazel Browne. That’s “Browne with an e.” She also meets the local vicar, Alice, who’s fond of bowler hats and rainbow socks.I was glad when Harold showed up because, although I was initially intrigued by Hazel, her possessiveness didn’t endear her to me at all. I never connected with her so found it difficult to see beyond her abrasiveness, even after I understood where she was coming from.I enjoyed the magic in this book and definitely considered indulging in dessert with Aveline and Hazel.Aveline and Harold’s first response, regardless of the ooky spookiness they’re facing, is to find a bunch of books and do research. That affords them kindred spirit status with me for life.I love both Aunt Lilian and Mr Lieberman, who I met in the first book, but they didn’t have much of a role in this one. I had been looking forward to getting to know Aveline’s mother but I didn’t really get much of a sense of her personality. I hope to get to know the adults better in the next book.I absolutely adored Keith Robinson’s illustrations in this book. The cover image was dark, mysterious and creepy. I particularly loved the magpie featured at the beginning of each chapter.Although I definitely got sucked into the mystery of the first book more than this one, I love Aveline and can’t wait to hang out with her and Harold again in The Vanishing of Aveline Jones.“Everything’s creepy as far as you’re concerned, Aveline”
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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022
    I was so happy that my fave characters from the first book returned, yet the story is full of new thrills and intriguing characters. The author has a knack for making even minor characters feel warm and likable with just a few strokes. I particularly appreciate the Aveline books' fascination with real folklore and history. This book never talks down to readers because they’re just kids. The author respects his audience enough to make the story really spooky in places, sad in other paces, and triumphant in others. Highly recommend.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022
    My girls and I were on the edge of our seats!!! Super fun!!
  • Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022
    “Haven’t you ever experienced something you can’t explain?”

    Aveline isn’t spending her summer break at the beach like she’d hoped. Instead, she and her mother are staying in a cottage in the sleepy village of Norton Wick.

    While Aveline is initially concerned that this holiday will be boring, it turns out to be anything but. Conveniently located at the end of the garden are The Witch Stones, an ancient stone circle with mysterious origins.

    Aveline, with her love of things that go bump in the night and anything else that would be of interest to Mulder, is in her element. Harold, her friend from Malmouth, is coming to visit for a few days with his uncle and Lilian, Aveline’s aunt.

    Together, Aveline and Harold hope to solve the mysteries of the stone circle and the strange bottle Aveline found in the garden.

    “Old bottles with things inside them couldn’t just be ignored.”

    Before Harold arrives, Aveline makes a new friend, Hazel Browne. That’s “Browne with an e.” She also meets the local vicar, Alice, who’s fond of bowler hats and rainbow socks.

    I was glad when Harold showed up because, although I was initially intrigued by Hazel, her possessiveness didn’t endear her to me at all. I never connected with her so found it difficult to see beyond her abrasiveness, even after I understood where she was coming from.

    I enjoyed the magic in this book and definitely considered indulging in dessert with Aveline and Hazel.

    Aveline and Harold’s first response, regardless of the ooky spookiness they’re facing, is to find a bunch of books and do research. That affords them kindred spirit status with me for life.

    I love both Aunt Lilian and Mr Lieberman, who I met in the first book, but they didn’t have much of a role in this one. I had been looking forward to getting to know Aveline’s mother but I didn’t really get much of a sense of her personality. I hope to get to know the adults better in the next book.

    I absolutely adored Keith Robinson’s illustrations in this book. The cover image was dark, mysterious and creepy. I particularly loved the magpie featured at the beginning of each chapter.

    Although I definitely got sucked into the mystery of the first book more than this one, I love Aveline and can’t wait to hang out with her and Harold again in The Vanishing of Aveline Jones.

    “Everything’s creepy as far as you’re concerned, Aveline”
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    4.0 out of 5 stars I love Aveline
    Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022
    “Haven’t you ever experienced something you can’t explain?”

    Aveline isn’t spending her summer break at the beach like she’d hoped. Instead, she and her mother are staying in a cottage in the sleepy village of Norton Wick.

    While Aveline is initially concerned that this holiday will be boring, it turns out to be anything but. Conveniently located at the end of the garden are The Witch Stones, an ancient stone circle with mysterious origins.

    Aveline, with her love of things that go bump in the night and anything else that would be of interest to Mulder, is in her element. Harold, her friend from Malmouth, is coming to visit for a few days with his uncle and Lilian, Aveline’s aunt.

    Together, Aveline and Harold hope to solve the mysteries of the stone circle and the strange bottle Aveline found in the garden.

    “Old bottles with things inside them couldn’t just be ignored.”

    Before Harold arrives, Aveline makes a new friend, Hazel Browne. That’s “Browne with an e.” She also meets the local vicar, Alice, who’s fond of bowler hats and rainbow socks.

    I was glad when Harold showed up because, although I was initially intrigued by Hazel, her possessiveness didn’t endear her to me at all. I never connected with her so found it difficult to see beyond her abrasiveness, even after I understood where she was coming from.

    I enjoyed the magic in this book and definitely considered indulging in dessert with Aveline and Hazel.

    Aveline and Harold’s first response, regardless of the ooky spookiness they’re facing, is to find a bunch of books and do research. That affords them kindred spirit status with me for life.

    I love both Aunt Lilian and Mr Lieberman, who I met in the first book, but they didn’t have much of a role in this one. I had been looking forward to getting to know Aveline’s mother but I didn’t really get much of a sense of her personality. I hope to get to know the adults better in the next book.

    I absolutely adored Keith Robinson’s illustrations in this book. The cover image was dark, mysterious and creepy. I particularly loved the magpie featured at the beginning of each chapter.

    Although I definitely got sucked into the mystery of the first book more than this one, I love Aveline and can’t wait to hang out with her and Harold again in The Vanishing of Aveline Jones.

    “Everything’s creepy as far as you’re concerned, Aveline”
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
    This was such a fantastic sequel! I loved how Aveline deals with something different this time, but just as eerie & hauntingly amazing. I love a good witch story, & this delivered. I stayed wondering if a certain character was good, bad, or somewhere in the middle. Such a quick read, didn’t want to put it down. VERY atmospheric. The writing makes you feel like you’re really there-whether in this little town, at the witch stones, where she is staying, & other places-loved it! This kept me in suspense, & I loved how the story unfolded, & everything we learned about the town, the witches, & the witch stones along the way. I was so happy so see Harold too! I remember reading a small preview for this one when I finished the 1st book, & how it said she’d be traveling somewhere. And I was worried that meant he wouldn’t be in this book(since I loved them together in the first book). So I was very relieved to see them in action together again. Plus a couple other familiar characters make an appearance. I absolutely love Aveline, & I can’t wait to see what she & Harold get up to in the next book. Highly recommend. Another beautiful cover by Keith Robinson too, along with beautiful chapter head illustrations!💜
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing!!
    Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
    This was such a fantastic sequel! I loved how Aveline deals with something different this time, but just as eerie & hauntingly amazing. I love a good witch story, & this delivered. I stayed wondering if a certain character was good, bad, or somewhere in the middle. Such a quick read, didn’t want to put it down. VERY atmospheric. The writing makes you feel like you’re really there-whether in this little town, at the witch stones, where she is staying, & other places-loved it! This kept me in suspense, & I loved how the story unfolded, & everything we learned about the town, the witches, & the witch stones along the way. I was so happy so see Harold too! I remember reading a small preview for this one when I finished the 1st book, & how it said she’d be traveling somewhere. And I was worried that meant he wouldn’t be in this book(since I loved them together in the first book). So I was very relieved to see them in action together again. Plus a couple other familiar characters make an appearance. I absolutely love Aveline, & I can’t wait to see what she & Harold get up to in the next book. Highly recommend. Another beautiful cover by Keith Robinson too, along with beautiful chapter head illustrations!💜
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  • Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022
    Not since Harry Potter have I had as much fun reading a middle school book series.
    The Bewitching of Aveline Jones is the second book in the series. Aveline’s mother has booked a cottage for the two of them for a little vacation. Behind the cottage, on the other side of the garden is a stone circle, known by the locals as The Witches Stones.
    Aveline meets a girl her age, and they become friends, but Hazel is mysterious. Will Aveline and her friend, Harold, solve the mystery before it is too late?
    Such a spooky little book with characters that already feel like my friends. The third book in the series is supposed to come out in October of 2022.
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  • Anna
    5.0 out of 5 stars The delivery was pretty quick and quality was really good as well
    Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 15, 2023
    Satisfied with the service and the product was really good as well
  • Sakshi
    4.0 out of 5 stars A delightful cozy halloween read.
    Reviewed in India on November 13, 2022
    Unlike the first part, this one is set in early autumn. Aveline jones is back with her curiosity for the paranormal and this time an ancient site called the witch stones has grabbed her interest. She is soon befriended by a girl named Hazel who is pretty smart and wise. But her bestie Harold is back and will protect her from all harm........Even if its Hazel!
  • Gweltaz Breizh
    5.0 out of 5 stars A tremendously good read!!!
    Reviewed in France on December 23, 2021
    This is a wonderful story, very easy to read and yet, the sentences are not simplistic, the vocabulary is rich.
    I advise anyone who likes reading to grab this book and spend a good time going through the story.
  • Claire Humphrey (Booksnink)
    5.0 out of 5 stars A stunning sequel to a solid spooky series
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 21, 2021
    This book was absolutely fantastic and everything any child between 8-11 (and older) would be fine reading. This is a brilliant follow on from The Haunting of Aveline Jones, in this book Aveline is on holiday with her Mum and she comes across a mystical stone circle and a surprising new friend with a difference.
    There are some fantastically spooky scenes in this book and I found it thoroughly enjoyable as a middle grade book reviewer and I am confident in saying that i think any child will absolutely love this book.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars A stunning sequel to a solid spooky series
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 21, 2021
    This book was absolutely fantastic and everything any child between 8-11 (and older) would be fine reading. This is a brilliant follow on from The Haunting of Aveline Jones, in this book Aveline is on holiday with her Mum and she comes across a mystical stone circle and a surprising new friend with a difference.
    There are some fantastically spooky scenes in this book and I found it thoroughly enjoyable as a middle grade book reviewer and I am confident in saying that i think any child will absolutely love this book.
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  • Justin
    1.0 out of 5 stars Very poor condition
    Reviewed in Australia on September 7, 2024
    Very poor condition for new book.
    Cover has lots of sticky residue on front and back, also lots of pages are waved by what looks to be water damage.
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    Justin
    1.0 out of 5 stars Very poor condition
    Reviewed in Australia on September 7, 2024
    Very poor condition for new book.
    Cover has lots of sticky residue on front and back, also lots of pages are waved by what looks to be water damage.
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