Witch Switch

Teen Witch #4

by Megan Barnes

Sarah's older sister Nicole is disgustingly perfect. So when Nicole goes away for a weekend, Sarah decides to use a little magic potion to make herself look like Nicole, and try out Nicole's life, including her boyfriend and her part-time job.

Genres: Young Adult

172 pages, Paperback

First published March 10, 1989

Reviews

[Emily · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading this book series this year. I would have probably read more if there were more in the series to read. It is cool how the books can work as part of the series or be stand alone stories. I have mixed feelings about the plot to this one. It seems intriguing that Sarah gets to look like her sister, Nicole, and learn more about her life. It was weird how she started falling for Nicole's boyfriend, though. It would have been nice to get some sort of explanation as to why Sarah and her aunt are witches when the rest of their family seems oblivious to it, but not knowing adds to the mystery. This book made for an interesting read, but it wasn't my favorite of the Teen Witch books, although it also wasn't my least favorite. It would have been neat to have a few more books to focus more on Sarah's spell related adventures rather than the guys she likes, but the book series was starting to go on and on about Sarah's crushes, so this seemed like a decent concluding book before losing a lot of reader's attentions because of that.

[ale · Rating 4 out of 5]

i loved it! i wanted to do a reading marathon today and this was the perfect book for it 💗 it’s not necessary to read the series in order, since each tells a different adventure Sarah goes through as a teen witch. It was a really fast read and perfect for people that are starting to read in English ✨☺️

[Gypsy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this back when I was a young teen, back in the era when teens were teens ... still playing with toys, as a girl just starting to get into make up and having probably my first ever crush. I purchased again as an adult for nostalgic reasons and now my daughter gets to enjoy the book.