The Witch House
Report an issue
Tell us what's wrong and we'll take a look.
Thanks – we got it. We'll review and follow up if needed.
Nobody terrifies-or quietly steadies-readers quite like DeAnna Knippling, veteran author of over 80 books.
Twelve-year-old new kid Jayla Jackson paints her fingernails black, hisses at anyone who talks to her, and wears steel-spiked Crocs as a warning. New school, new chance to keep everyone far, far away.
Her English teacher, Mr. Henderson, wants Jayla to bring creativity and exploration to her English journal.
Jayla rolls her eyes-fine, whatever-and claims to be a witch.
Spells for warding off Sunday sadness. Rules for feeding ghost cats. The kind of strange, fierce imagination that keeps dangerous girls safe.
Until her imagination stops being imaginary.
An unsettling, defiant middle-grade horror about weaving bonds worth defending.
DeAnna Knippling
Nobody unsettles-or enchants-readers quite like DeAnna Knippling, veteran author of 80+ books.DeAnna has a soft spot for video games that rewrite their own rules, cooks with an alchemical sensibility, argues about philosophy and semiotics for fun, kayaks to escape stress, and patronizes local theater companies for a taste of fabulousness now and then. What comes out are strange stories for interesting people.She lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. Find her at WonderlandPress.com.
More by DeAnna Knippling
Why Readwise Books?
Readwise Books is an ebook & audiobook platform that automatically logs how much you and your friends read, making it fun and easy to read more. Learn more →