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| Book of Shadows > | Books | |||
| Title: | The Warren Witches - Old friend | |||
| Creatures: |
Emmeline Graydon, mortal Also known as Emily Griffin When evil P. Russell casts a youth spell in the 1920s, it backfires and accidently enchants her friend Emmeline Graydon cursing her to stay forever young. Not knowing who has cast the spell Emmeline tries to stick around the Halliwell's, changing names and appearances through the decades to find out who did it to her and how to reverse the spell. |
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| Spells: |
to re-open the BoS on the last page used: Halliwell book we need another look; Reveal your latest secret to return to the beginning: Powers enacted, magic has gone. The spell was said, and done. Return me there to see it again Youth spell (light a circle of bloodred candles): Powers of the earth and the land below, Witness my beauty, behold my youth Though others here continue to grow let age pass me by, keep me young in truth blow out the candles. When the last is blown out the spell starts to work on the youngest person around |
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| Background info: | Speakeasy | |||
| Summary: |
While dining at the Manor, Emily, Paige's college friend, reads
a spell from the Book of Shadows and disappears. Following
her trail, the sisters travel back in time to the 1920s and
discover Emily's secret. synopsis by Elizabeth Scully |
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| Author/s: |
Laura J. Burns She is best known for writing the TV show Roswell, and she's written numerous books for Buffy, Charmed, Roswell and everwood book series. She lives in L.A. |
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| Published: | Pocket Books (Simon & Schuster UK Ltd.) | |||
| ISBN: | 0-689-87876-1 | |||
| Timeline: | 1. 1. 1924/late season 5 | |||
| Main characters: |
Paige,
Phoebe, Piper Wyatt |
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| Trivia: |
Paige was nicknamed Paige the Rage in college Phoebe Russell can throw fire and is already evil During prohibition the manor was a speakeasy run by the sisters great-grandmother and her cousins. |
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| The rating is for the whole book | ||||
| Rating: |
humor: 2 out of 3 possible tension: 1 out of 3 possible story: 1 out of 3 possible style: 1 out of 3 possible |
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| Summary: | 5 out of 12 | |||
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Couldn't have said it better than
Anthony Manno in the readers' review: "The Warren Witches" would suggest that we are getting a series of stories that explain the Warren legacy from the beginning. What we get (with two exceptions) is a series of time travel adventures. Anyone who knows the television show will agree with Grams at the end of "Something Old, Something New"-time travel is a headache. It causes too many inconsistencies, and fans do notice. It is also clear that the writers did not do this collection as a collaboration because there are story to story inconsistencies. No new characters are introduced and Prue and Chris are missing completely. |
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