Nothing too strange ever happens to Gertie and Bridget Mallon.

The sisters don’t have magical adventures fighting off dark lords or saving the world. Gertie spends her time learning the skill of enchantment, and Bridget has the ability to see things no one else can see with her left eye, which was bewitched in an accident many years ago.

Sure, they attend Flories Boarding School, where Gertie takes a potions class and Bridget plays basketball, and the occasional magical anomaly takes place, but who doesn’t deal with the occasional poltergeist or curse?

Life is relatively calm for the Mallon sisters, but things might not be quite as mundane as they appear.

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Reviews

For me, it was a good read-while-drinking-your-morning-cuppa book – a light, fun read that evokes the sitcom, mystery, and school-story genres as well as fantasy (kind of like that fantastic book cover). Volume One is a loosely connected series of vignettes that reminded me a bit of the “Tales from Ba Sing Se” episode from Avatar: The Last Airbender. The passage of time is unclear and the stories range from wacky fun to real loss and the danger of unchecked power.

Bean L.

Cute quick read, 10/10 would recommend

Michelle

Highly recommend purchasing a copy of this book, I loved and adored the stories and characters and had a wonderful time reading. I usually struggle with reading books because of attention issues and I lose focus very quickly but that wasn’t the case at all for Tales of Mundane Magic, I found myself immersed really quickly.

Meg C.

The stories in this book are mainly marketed towards the young adult audience, but even as an older adult I really enjoyed reading about Gertie and Bridget. They brought me back to when I used to read Harry Potter, but I love how the author creates a world where magic and technology coexist and [work] together, rather than in opposition.

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