Enter Three Witches

by Kate Gilmore

Book Overview

Sixteen-year-old Bren West is afraid of losing his new girlfriend, Erika, when he brings her home to meet the three witches he lives with.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0395502136
• ISBN13: 9780395502136
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.8" x 8.6"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Enter three witches By Kate Gilmore

This book was about three wicthes that enter this house with kids and one of the witches ask's this kid if she is pretty, but the kid doesn't belive that so, the witch keeps asking him and he says that she isn't like other witches she is more like from movies or a fantasy story. I think she is really pretty and they became good friends the other two witches they are more ugly only one was pretty. I liked this book!

One of the best books ever!

Enter three witches Bren isn't your normal high school kid; he lives with four witches. Bren meets Erika, a new student from Philadelphia while working on a student production of Macbeth. Together they help battle Bren's father's new witch girlfriend, Alia. It's so interesting to look at how modern witches live in New York. The writing is good, a very unique style. I would recommend Enter Three Witches for young adults.

Enter Three Witches

I loved this book because it portrayed modern witches and the fact that they are just normal people of a diferent religon with familys to suport. The actual magic they did was inaccurate but someone who doesn't know much about witch-craft would find it informative. Once again, I love this book.

Enter Three Witches

This was an amazing book that tells it like it is. It truly described love, home life, and theatre in a way no other book has. I loved how the characters each had their own unique personality. You really feel for the characters and I want things to turn out well for them. This is the perfect book for any one who wants to read a creative, romantic, inspiring, novel

I love this book!

This is a great book as long as you aren't reading for accurate information, but it IS the most accurate portrayal of witches that I've seen in any work of fiction. Though real witches probably could not create the special effects of the play-within-the-book (I don't know; I've never tried), everything else is fairly well-done and the main character's mother is portrayed as being "normal except that she's a witch." The story is entertaining, but don't go through the book looking for things the author did wrong; you'll find a few and you won't enjoy the story.