
A Sure Cure for Witchcraft
by Laura Best
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Pub Date Aug 31 2021 | Archive Date Aug 04 2021
Nimbus Publishing | Nimbus Publishing Limited
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Description
A spellbinding, action-packed middle-grade novel about girls who must fight for their friendship across time using witchcraft, healing, and magic - set in the wonderful forests of Germany's 19th Century Kingdom of Wurrtemberg and present-day Nova Scotia.
Witches are hated in Württemberg, in what is now Germany, in the eighteenth century. It's not so long since they were burned, and any woman who knows too much, who's too clever or quick or skilled at healing, is suspect.
Young Lilli knows this, and yet she also knows that the wise woman she's learning from, Alisz, isn't evil. She is teaching Lilli which plants cure a fever, which help a cough, which speed a difficult labour. She only wants to help people, and so does Lilli. But Lilli's father hates any sign of witchcraft and is furious at their connection. When Lilli is just thirteen, he surprises the family with news: they are moving to the New World. Alisz and Lilli pledge to be soul friends, inseparable by ocean or years and across time, in present-day Nova Scotia, Lilly and Alice are making their own way towards each other.
Lilli's learning and plight in the 1700s take front an centre in this multi-century story of healing, friendship, and the bravery it can take to be a woman who follows her own heart.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781771089777 |
PRICE | CA$13.95 (CAD) |
PAGES | 208 |
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