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The LaZelles are rich, own a beach front estate in California, and are witches and warlocks except for the patriarch who is not descended from a line of mages. The children come into their powers after they reach adolescence, all that is except for Gypsum who at the age of nineteen shows no evidence that she will wield magic. She accepts the fact that she is the odd sibling and just when she thinks her life will be normal she ¿transitions¿ into a witch.¿ Gyp¿s powers are not like her brothers and sisters. Her specialty is curses and she must curse someone or something several times a day or she will get sick. Some of her curses turn out to be funny, some are very scary, but none are ever dull. The longer Gyp practices, the more she refines her gift and something very surprising occurs that shocks not only her but her entire family. <P>A FISTFUL OF SKY is a very beguiling and magical coming of age tale. The heroine goes through some very funny experiences as she comes to grips with her new found powers that will bewitch readers by her looking like a teenage version of Samantha¿s befuddled aunt. Nina Kiriki Hoffman has a flair for the dramatic and the unusual. <P>Harriet Klausner
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Posted April 25, 2011
One of the best books I've ever read surpasing boundries in a beautiful, intresting (and yet a little mysterious) way. You learn that there is more than one way to love. I coudn't put it down! Definetly a must read.
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Posted September 23, 2005
Once I started reading this book, I couldn't put it down! It has a captivating storyline that keeps you intrigued throughout the entire story and written in a way that makes you feel as if you were right there with Gypsum as she goes through life.
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Posted July 7, 2004
From the moment I picked up this book I loved it. It was so intriging. It really made me laugh and cry. I felt pity for Jasper and Gypsum. I felt a fatherly draw from Tobias and I thought of My Big, Fat Greek wedding the entire time. I could hardly put it down for hours on end. This is truly a suberb read!
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Posted March 17, 2004
This book was incredible! This is the first thing I have read from this author, but there will be more. I laughed out loud about 20 times. I recommend it.
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