The House Witch: A Humorous Romantic Fantasy

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The special effects aren't particularly good, but I did quite like some of the sets, the room with all of the Witch's equipment looked rather good. Through examination of family life, architecture and furniture of the seventeenth century, visitors gain a deeper comprehension of the people involved in the Witch Trials and an enriched

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But Fin’s secret identity doesn’t stay hidden for long. After all, it’s not every day a house witch and his kitten familiar, Kraken, take to meddling in imperial affairs. As his powers are gradually discovered by the court, Fin finds himself involved in a slew of intrigues: going head-to-head with knights with less-than-chivalrous intentions, helping to protect the pregnant queen, fending off the ire of the royal mage, and uncovering a spy in the castle. And that’s only the beginning—because Fin’s past is catching up with him just as his love life is getting complicated . . . A heartwarming and humorous blend of fantasy, romance, and mystery featuring a witch with domestic powers and the royal household he serves...dinner. I don't know how to review this. I adored the first book, really liked the second. But surprise/unplanned pregnancy plots are annoying, and Kate deserved better. The house is an excellent example of 17th-century New England architecture, although historians are unsure of the date when it was built. Corwin family lore maintains that it was built in 1642, [ citation needed] but some scholars claim that it was built in the 1620s or 1630s and that Roger Williams lived in it in the before he founded Providence Plantations. [4]Her bright teal silk gown was cut in a wide V, exposing her flawless chest with modest cleavage" (102). I loved this finale of the House Witch saga! It was so exciting, but also touching, sad, funny, and full of surprises. There are so many good characters, but I think my favorite is Kraken. Even though we had some of his POV in the series, I REALLY want this story completely from his perspective! Good series, and while there are some editing errors, the writing has matured from the first book of the series, so I recommend it for those wanting a light, funny, and mostly innocent read. Something that bothered me a lot about this book is the mention of using *sage* and *cedar* (for some cleansing rituals and recipies) without any warning or note about respecting closed practices, even though the book itself mentions that these herbs are considered *sacred* in Native-American traditions, which to me means that the author doesn't show any interest in respecting closed practices. In fact it says that "anyone can use" and there's "no right or wrong way to do it" which to me is very disrespectful and not good for beginners, since they don't know that much about closed practices.

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Starting with the good things, Vernon Wells is great and generally the main performers were better than average. The music is both quirky and ominous and the direction when the film gets going is assured. 'House of the Witch' had unsettling parts, didn't take itself too seriously while being fun without being too cheesy. The feminist revolution of the latter half of the twentieth century succeeded in opening the workplace to women, but, unfortunately, in so doing it suggested that domestic management was somehow inferior to work done elsewhere.” I don't know that I got anything real practical out of it, other than the encouragement to not ignore the spiritual side of homemaking. Meaning, as a Christian, home does help tend the soul and we should take this seriously. And food, cleanliness, and beauty are all part of that. Which is why you should be a little more self-conscious of allowing me to socially see anymore of you than is appropriate" (327).

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I don't know if anyone else felt this way; the way the war ended, that was a bit anticlimactic in my opinion. I understand the main battle was between Fin and Aiden, but I do wish we could have seen Norman in action against Matthias.