Two's A Charm

Paperback Published on: 09/10/2025
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Synopsis

'A charming and cosy read' – The Sun

Sisters by chance; rivals by choice. A bookish cosy fantasy about two witches uncovering dark magic in a small town, for fans of Emily Grimoire and Erin Sterling.

Sisters Effie and Bonnie might both be witches, but they’re worlds apart. Reserved and bookish, Effie finds solace in library corners, while Bonnie knows all about being popular. They strive to stay away from one another - a challenging task in the confines of their small hometown, Yellowbrick Grove.

When their estranged Uncle Oswald draws Bonnie into a magical scheme under the guise of helping the locals, Bonnie readily agrees. But it turns out no good deed goes unpunished – Oswald’s real motives are truly wicked.

Within a day, Bonnie’s spells start misfiring and Effie notices something sinister taking root.

Can they unite to reverse this magical mishap? Or is life as they knew it over for good?

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Pan Macmillan
  • ISBN: 9781035083060
  • Number of pages: 352
  • Dimensions: 197 x 130 x 22 mm
  • Weight: 244g
  • Languages: English

Customer Reviews

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Two's A Charm
Quite enjoyable
I enjoyed (mostly) listening to this audiobook. Did I get frustrated at Bonnie for some of her poor choices and not really thinking through it all before d... READ MORE
K. Bickmore
Two's A Charm
Cute read
This was such a cute read. It's the perfect book to curl up with over the cosy season. The story was fun and easy to follow with a great cast of characters... READ MORE
Emma Ashley
This reviewer received a free of charge product for review.
Two's A Charm
Not for me...
For the last 100 pages my motivation to finish was more about ticking this book off my physical TBR, rather than being engaged with the story. It’s dual ... READ MORE
LB