One of the best creepy mysteries ever!

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	• The Witches of Worm (Yearling Book) Zilpha Keatley Snyder Yearling, 1986 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 28 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Still a favorite.

I first read this book in elementary school, and now many many years later, it's still a favorite. It's entertaining, creepy, but also teaches a valuable lesson in the end.

One of the best creepy mysteries ever!

Witches of Worm is creepy and a really good mystery. You should really read it!

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Creepy and good!

The Witches of Worm is an awesome, creepy, mystery book. Although it is set in modern times it has alot to do with the Salem With Trials. The book is about a girl, Jessica, who finds a cat while reading in her favorite place, a cave. Although she despises cats, she takes the kitten home. At first it just seems that the cat, Worm, is just a smart, unnormal cat. But pretty soon Jessica is hearing his voice echo in her head, telling her to do mean things. She's pretty sure the answer is witches, but what is she supposed to do? And who is the witch? This book is suspensful and exciting, with a good moral to it.

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If you have a pet.

This book that Zilpha Keatly Snyder wrote is simply genius and I recommend it to all 6,7,and 8 graders. While I was reading this book I kept picturing myself as Jessica,the main charcter,and since she is about my age then I could realy relate to her. Sometimes I thought that my dog would get possesed by a demon like the cat worm did in the story. This book will keep you on the end of your seat.

7th grader
Christine W.
O.W. Holmes School
Chicago, IL

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Read it in an Hour!

The Witches of Worm is about a girl named Jessica who finds a strange, hairless kitten she names Worm. As time goes on, Jessica believes that the cat is possesing her into doing mean things (ex.Washing her her mother's dry-clean dress.) She also thinks that the cat is being possesed by a group of witches, hence the name. Read this book, one of the best I've ever read!

Snyder does it again, with a writting style that works thirty years after, while still providing entertainment.

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Jessica has read enough books to know that her cat Worm must be a witch?s cat. He?s cast a spell on her, but to whom can she turn? After all, no one will believe that Worm has bewitched her . . . or worse,

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