Circle of Three #7: Blue Moon

by Isobel Bird

Book Overview

Ancient moon, O ageless traveler, sailing on the sea of stars, as once more you come to fullness, turn your shining face to ours. The second full moon of the month--the blue moon--is a time when... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0064472973
• ISBN13: 9780064472975
• Release Date: July 2001
• Publisher: Harperteen
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 and higher

Customer Reviews

Great book!

I have read all the other books but this one particularly caught my interest. It was very clever and as much with the other books I finished it in a day. Annie learned from her experience and Kate was trying to be more open about her Wiccan interests. Cooper was learning how to be a girlfriend but still reeling from her experience in "In the Dreaming". Very well put together.

Pretty good...

So i loved this book. After Annie invoked Freya she was suddenly spunky, witty, creative, and outgoing (a little bitchy also). She even met a guy. But Kate and Cooper begin to get suspicious after Annie gets out of hand. She steals Cooper's thunder after her performance, she slaps Sherrie (which, by the way, was awesome), she insults Kate's mother (unintentionally), and she throws cake at a wedding she was helping to cater. So, as you can see, a very exciting book because Annie changes. I LOVED this book. A very good read (that only took one hour). One thing that i felt so bad about was when Tyler told Kate that they should cool it (i was going to CRY). Anyways, read this book if you liked the others. Guaranteed it is just as good, if not better, than the others.

A great edition to the series

In this book Annie is upset when Cooper and Kate blow off her idea for a blue moon ritual. She's beginning to notice that they're more focused on there own lives (and boyfriends) lately and she hates it. So she decides to do something for the full moon herself, a special ritual in which she invokes a goddess and spends time with her. At first the ritual dose nothing more than gives her confidence but soon Cooper and Kate are disturbed by the new Annie. She's turned into someone that they don't recognize anymore. But her friends have other serious problems on their minds. It's becomming obvious to Kate that's she's going to have to tell her mother about Wicca. And Copper's offended by TJ's responce to her wiccan poetry. Can they save Annie and solve there own problems at the same time?I thought this book was one of the best in the series so far. Annie has always been my favroite charecter and in this book she really gets to shine. If you're a fan of the last 6 books you HAVE to read this one. I fully reccomend it. I can't wait until the five paths come out!

Awesome!

I'm an avid reader of the Circle of Three series. I was kinda sketchy when I read "So Mote it Be" but I was hooked. This book definitely lives up to its predecessors and I'm sure that the next will be just as good if not better. This is a must read for all witchcraft fans!

Annie, you go, girl!

Annie has always been my favorite character in the CIRCLE OF THREE SERIES. In this book she gets her chance to shine, even if she does get into some trouble along the way. Her transformation from mousy bookworm to femme fatale is hysterical. I especially love how she shows up Sherrie, surely the nastiest literary bad girl ever. Isobel Bird must have been in a good mood when she penned this one, because it's really funny while still being filled with lots of good info about Wicca. It's good to see her let loose, especially since book 6 (IN THE DREAMING) was so serious. The wedding scene alone is worth reading the whole book for. This series just gets better and better.