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1	''Circle of Three'' is a young adult series by Isobel Bird about three teenage girls--Kate, Annie, and Cooper--who come together after Kate finds a book of spells in the school library and casts a love spell that has disastrous results.
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3	Fantastical-sounding description aside, the series is actually about the girls' lives as they study {{UsefulNotes/Wicca}}, and presents it all (mostly) realistically.
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5	There are 15 books in the series:
6	* ''So Mote It Be''
7	* ''Merry Meet''
8	* ''Second Sight''
9	* ''What the Cards Said''
10	* ''In the Dreaming''
11	* ''Ring of Light''
12	* ''Blue Moon''
13	* ''The Five Paths''
14	* ''Through the Veil''
15	* ''Making the Saint''
16	* ''The House of Winter''
17	* ''Written in the Stars''
18	* ''And It Harm None''
19	* ''The Challenge Box''
20	* ''Initiation''
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23	!!This series contains examples of:
24	* AlphaBitch: Sherrie.
25	* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Many in-universe examples, but mostly in ''The Five Paths''.
26	* AuthorTract: The series was written deliberately to show teens how Wicca is actually practiced in real life.
27	* CharacterDevelopment: The point of the series, particularly for Kate.
28	* DeadpanSnarker
29	* FreudianTrio: The main characters- Cooper is the id, Kate the ego and Annie the superego.
30	* GirlPosse: The Graces.
31	* InfoDrop: The coven that the Crones' Circle store owners belong to goes unnamed until the last book.
32	* MagicMisfire: Starts the whole thing off.
33	* MagicRealism: Certain aspects of the series, especially the bits dealing with ghosts and spirits, press the belief of even the most devout Wiccan.
34	* {{Magick}}
35	* MoustacheDePlume: Inverted-- author Isobel Bird is actually Michael Thomas Ford.
36	* UsefulNotes/NeoPaganism
37	* {{Reincarnation}}: It is strongly implied that Cooper was in a Nazi concentration camp in a past life.

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