Despite being a wanna-be princess and the daughter of a witch, Sophie and Agatha are best friends. But when they're taken to the
School For Good and Evil, Agatha is enrolled in the Good School and Sophie in the Evil School! Is this a horrible mistake or is Agatha really Good and Sophie really Evil? Or is this part of another plot entirely?
To complicate matters, there's a handsome prince, and fairy godmothers and villains as teachers, scheming classmates, and the School Master - a mysterious figure in a silver mask. And while Agatha just wants to go home, she's going to learn a lot about friendship, love, good, and evil along the way.
The second book in the series is less about Good and Evil and more about
Girls and Boys. Here, once again, what you think you know will be turned on its head. These books aren't about right and wrong, but instead about the ideas
behind how we think of Good and Evil and Girls and Boys. Which sounds like a lot of thinking, but don't worry, there's plenty of sword fights, magic spells, and twists and turns in these books to keep it interesting!
~ Book Ninja
P.S. Universal Pictures might make a trilogy of films about these books and the third one in the series that's being written right now! So read them now before the movie comes out!
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