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* DespairEventHorizon: Rachel crosses it in ''Spells and Sleeping Bags.'' [[spoiler: After having been bullied by her from the day they met for several weeks, Liana finally pushes Rachel over after getting Allison kicked out, making out with Raf and convincing Rachel she was hallucinating, making a camper and a counselor kiss in front of the whole camp which almost gets them kicked out, and most heart-wrenchingly, turning Miri against Rachel, she finally gets Rachel to switch bodies with her. She further pushes Rachel past the DEH when she reveals that she has no intentions of giving Rachel her life back,and if not for Miri finally seeing through Liana's lies, she may not have gotten her life back again.]]
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* DespairEventHorizon: Rachel crosses it in ''Spells and Sleeping Bags.'' [[spoiler: After having been bullied by her from the day they met for several weeks, Liana finally pushes Rachel over after getting Allison kicked out, making out with Raf and convincing Rachel she was hallucinating, making a camper and a counselor kiss in front of the whole camp which almost gets them kicked out, and most heart-wrenchingly, turning Miri against Rachel, she finally gets Rachel to switch bodies with her. She further pushes Rachel past the DEH when she reveals that she has no intentions of giving Rachel her life back,and back, and if not for Miri finally seeing through Liana's lies, she may not have gotten her life back again.]]
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''Bras and Broomsticks'' is a teenage novel by Sarah Mlynowski, revolving around the life of Rachel Weinstein and her younger sister Miri who is a witch.
The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother, , and the third book, ''Spells and Sleeping Bags'', is about Rachel at summer camp dealing with a malelovent witch. The fourth book, ''Parties and Potions'', is about Rachel discovering the secret world of witches.
The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother, , and the third book, ''Spells and Sleeping Bags'', is about Rachel at summer camp dealing with a malelovent witch. The fourth book, ''Parties and Potions'', is about Rachel discovering the secret world of witches.
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''Bras and Broomsticks'' is a teenage novel by Sarah Mlynowski, revolving around the life of Rachel Weinstein and her younger sister Miri Miri, who is a witch.
The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother, , and the third book, ''Spells and Sleeping Bags'', is about Rachel at summer camp dealing with amalelovent malevolent witch. The fourth book, ''Parties and Potions'', is about Rachel discovering the secret world of witches.
The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother, , and the third book, ''Spells and Sleeping Bags'', is about Rachel at summer camp dealing with a
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The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother, [[spoiler: Rachel becomes a witch at the end.]], and the third book, ''Spells and Sleeping Bags'', is about Rachel at summer camp dealing with a malelovent witch [[spoiler: who turns out to be her cousin]]. The fourth book, ''Parties and Potions'', is about Rachel discovering the secret world of witches.
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The sequel, ''Frogs and French Kisses'', is about a love spell Miri accidentally put on Rachel's crush's brother,
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* EvilFormerFriend: Not so much evil as she is bitchy, Juliana aka Jewel. She takes this UpToEleven in ''Frogs and French Kisses'' when she's clearly enjoying London's bullying of Rachel.
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* EvilFormerFriend: Not so much evil as she is bitchy, Juliana aka Jewel. She takes this UpToEleven up to eleven in ''Frogs and French Kisses'' when she's clearly enjoying London's bullying of Rachel.
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* Omniglot: Rachel and Miri take the Babel potion in ''Parties and Potions'' to learn the ancient witch language Brixta. The potion has evolved to the point where it grants the user knowledge of ALL languages in the world.
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* Omniglot: {{Omniglot}}: Rachel and Miri take the Babel potion in ''Parties and Potions'' to learn the ancient witch language Brixta. The potion has evolved to the point where it grants the user knowledge of ALL languages in the world.
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* Telepathy: In the second book, Carol (Rachel and Miri's mother) reveals that witches can read other people's minds.
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* Telepathy: {{Telepathy}}: In the second book, Carol (Rachel and Miri's mother) reveals that witches can read other people's minds.
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* MageSpecies: Being a witch is portrayed as a cross between genetic abilities and being an ethnicity.
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* WitchSpecies: Being a witch is portrayed as a cross between genetic abilities and being an ethnicity.
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