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High school's a dog-eat-dog world, but Vickie Marotti has an edge. Scorned by the jocks and cheerleaders? Misunderstood by the uptight vice principal? No problem. Not when you're an adept street magician, hexing bullies who dare harass you or your outcast friends!

But then cute and popular upperclassman Gio Carson recognizes the truth: Vick's no more a witch than she is class president. Her dark curses are nothing more than smoke and mirrors. Will he tell the world, or will it ...

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Overview

High school's a dog-eat-dog world, but Vickie Marotti has an edge. Scorned by the jocks and cheerleaders? Misunderstood by the uptight vice principal? No problem. Not when you're an adept street magician, hexing bullies who dare harass you or your outcast friends!

But then cute and popular upperclassman Gio Carson recognizes the truth: Vick's no more a witch than she is class president. Her dark curses are nothing more than smoke and mirrors. Will he tell the world, or will it be their little secret? Vick is about to learn a valuable lesson: that real magic lies in knowing your true friends.

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This book perfectly describes an alienated teenager in the hostile environment of high school. There are cliques everywhere and Vickie Marotti, known as Vick, does not fit into any of the groups. So from having moved around a lot, she has devised a personality that works for her. Vick becomes a special outcast. She is a feared witch with special powers. By using magic tricks, she portrays herself as someone to be feared. She attracts a small following that appears to worship her, and she in turn protects them from all the misfortunes of the world. Vick's act is running smoothly along until a new boy comes and recognizes her talents. He's a cute and popular upperclassman and respects her skills. It's an old story, of teenagers mistreating their fellow students and everyone trying to peacefully co-exist in a threatening environment. This tale is perfect for library shelves. KLIATT Codes: JS—Recommended for junior and senior high school students. 2004, Dorchester , 198p., Ages 12 to 18.
—Sherri Ginsberg
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  • ISBN-13: 9780843953107
  • Publisher: Dorchester Publishing Company, Inc.
  • Publication date: 3/2/2004
  • Format: Mass Market Paperback
  • Pages: 198
  • Age range: 12 - 17 Years
  • Product dimensions: 4.10 (w) x 6.95 (h) x 0.55 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 28, 2004

    Interesting.

    Vickie Marotti is a smart, sassy teen witch, or at least she'd like everyone to think she is. From pentacle's dangling from her ears to curses rained down upon the heads of all enemies, she appears to have the whole black magic thing down pat. When Gio enters her life though, the jig's up; he's a real magician, and Vickie is just Vickie. The only magic is the tingle between the two of them. All the curses and such have been a scam, Vickie's shield to keep all who would come near far enough away to not hurt her. Now that she wants to let the shield down for Gio, how does she do it without letting go of too much of herself? ....................... *** While there's no witchcraft, if you spell witch differently, there's a few of those around. Vickie shows readers that much of the time when you see a scary looking kid, it's all an act, and there's a really neat person hiding under the mask. There's a few comical gags and sarcastic wit to lighten the otherwise serious message. ***

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