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Original Title:	The Ragwitch
ISBN:	0060508078 (ISBN13: 9780060508074)
Edition Language:	English

The Ragwitch

Garth Nix

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 391 pages

Rating: 3.46 | 3255 Users | 130 Reviews

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Title	:	The Ragwitch
Author	:	Garth Nix
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 391 pages
Published	:	March 30th 2004 by HarperTeen (first published 1990)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Horror

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From the author of Abhorsen comes classic fantasy set in a world dominated by the Ragwitch, a being of sinister, destructive intent.

Quiet, easygoing Paul never expected to be cast in the role of savior. But his strong-willed sister, Julia, has come under the thrall of the Ragwitch, and Paul himself is drawn not only into the creature's world but into a battle for Julia's very existence -- as well as his own.

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Got to page 250 and just couldn't stay with it. Not interesting enough. I would have thought it would be in the juvenile section instead of YA.

So much better than I expected! Really enjoyed it , very much an adventure book and kind of reminded me of the kind of books I used to read ^_^

A good readI like Garth Nix. His books are always a joy to read. My daughter picked out Lirael for me when she was about 12, and I've been reading him ever since. True, they're written for young adults, but I love that he can tell a complex story with excellent character development and excitement that's a good read for both kids and adults. He never gives psycho killers or schmaltz. In this one, something I love is that the antagonist, the Ragwitch herself, is well drawn. Yes, she's evil and at

Two Australian children accidentally free an ancient evil, and are sucked into the magical world she came from. A little young and too travelogue-y for my taste, but the magic is (as always with Nix) fantastically inventive and oftentimes disturbing.

Great book. Have read it many times. While it is aimed at a younger audience than the Old Kingdom series, I still enjoyed it as an adult. It is nice to see how some themes and ideas turn up in his later books. I recommend it.

At the time it was a really nice book, I don't read much books at all and mostly watch anime. So it was interesting to read a story like this because some of the concepts were fresh to me compared to the media I usually consumed, if you enjoy anime fantasy then this book may appeal to you, the fantasy itself can't really be described as anime, but certain tropes are very much present to be able to compare it to the usual Isekai story, except it isn't shit.

Didn't grab me like Sabriel, you can tell that this is an earlier work. Still an enjoyable read though.