Spells & Sleeping Bags

by Sarah Mlynowski

Book Overview

The hilariously entertaining third book in the Magic in Manhattan series, following Bras & Broomsticks and Frogs & French Kisses, from the New York Times bestselling author of the Whatever After series

At long last, Rachel's powers have arrived and she's a bona fide get-your-broom-ready witch And it's happened just in time. No Manhattan for her this summer--she's spending...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385733887
• ISBN13: 9780385733885
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: Rh Childrens Books
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.6" x 7.9"
• Age Range: 12 to 15 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 10

Customer Reviews

Hilarious

These are the funniest books but with a depth that makes them memorable. Plus, oh my goodness, the pacing! Non-stop drama. I can't wait for PARTIES & POTIONS!

Couldn't put it down!

I purchased this book for my 11 year old niece that had read the two previous books. She read this book in 4 days - while we were on an action packed ski vacation.

Great trilogy

My daughter and I were in a mom and me book club geared towards our middle school daughter's reading. We read Bras and Broomsticks and were hooked. Then, we read Frogs and French Kisses and couldn't wait for Spells and Sleeping Bags. My daughter is almost 13. She loved it. I'm almost 42 and I loved it (I like chic lit). I liked them so much I read all of Mlynowski's books for women which I also enjoyed. I know this is a trilogy, but my daughter and I are secretly hoping there will be MORE Rachel and Miri in the future! Highly recommend!

The Best Book!

This is by far the best book in the trilogy. Though the first book was amazing, Spells and Sleeping Bags was just better! By the way, I may talk about the first and second book in here, so if you haven't read them, just look at my rating! I won't give away the third one, though. I was a little disappointed with the second one, after all, I was pulling for Raf and Rachel to finally get back together. But I was so happy when she discovered she was a witch, like her mom and Miri. In the third book, Rachel and Miri (and their step sister, Prissy) head off to camp in upstate New York. Rachel immediatly makes friends, but what seems like the perfect summer at camp doesn't last long. Miri isn't enjoying camp, Raf and Rachel can't seem to get back together, and there's a girl in Bunk Fifteen who there to make life miserable for Rachel, and who has a big secret of her own. The only problem with this book is that it's the last one. I want her to keep writing them so I can keep reading. It's an amazing ending to the trilogy and a really fun read.

bras and broomsticks

i thought the book was really good! it starts of a little dull, but the rest was pretty exiting! it was a teensy bit like some of the other witch-fantasy novels iv'e read but, for the most part it was pretty original! look for the sequel frogs and french kisses that is coming out in 2006!