Witch Ball

by Linda Joy Singleton and Linda Leith

Sabine is finally starting to feel accepted at her new high school. She's friends with the popular girls and even has a cute boyfriend. But Sabine also has a dark secret-she's psychic, and was forced to leave her old school after she accurately predicted the death of a football player. Volunteering with her friends to help run the psychic booth at their school's fundraising carnival, Sabine discovers too late that the fake crystal ball she meant to...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0738708216
• ISBN13: 9780738708218
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Flux
• Length: 254 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.2" x 8.0"
• Age Range: 12 to 15 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 10

Customer Reviews

great series

This is a very good series... I have read all five so far and I think #6 is going to be the best book in the series depending on how the author plays off the last book with the ex-boyfriend and the new one... We will have to see... The only thing I don't like about this series is the books are to small and the stories in each book could be longer.. How ever it's still a very good series...

~Awsome series!~

Linda Joy Singleton is my favorite writer so far. This series is about an girl names Sabine with psychic abilities. This book is my favorite out of the series because one of her little sisters was in it and she has an awesome boyfriend! It made me nervous near the end...but i can't tell you why! It would ruin the whole book! This book has suspense and romance put together. I hope that when other people read this book they will love it just as much as I did! ~k.t.~

The Best of the Series (so far!)

I bought all four of The Seer books last week and had read all of them 36 hours later. What a wonderful series! Linda Joy Singleton has created a wonderful character in Sabine...a typical high school girl who just happens to have an atypical ability. Sabine's experiences in dealing with premonitions and ghosts are made believable through the author's matter-of-fact handling of the phenomena. Witch Ball, the third in the series, is my favorite of the four that have been published so far (I eagerly await #5 and beyond). It would be giving too much of the story away to reveal exactly why I love it so much, except to say that the climactic scene is beautiful, exciting, nervewracking, and calm, somehow all at the same time.

Outstanding!

Sabine has returned to Nona's farm after her adventures in Pine Peaks. She and Dominic now have two of the charms. The search is on for the third. Without all the charms, the old remedy book cannot be found. That book is the only hope Nona has of getting well. The witch ball that was given to her by the relative in Pine Peaks is packed away in Sabine's room. Nona instantly disliked the ball and refuses to be anywhere near it. Nona believes it to be cursed. Well, she is partly right. It is not cursed, but there is something very wrong with it. Not even Opal can figure it out. The Booster Club is having a carnival to raise money for charity. Sabine talks Manny into having a fortuneteller booth. Sabine forgets to bring the plastic "crystal ball", so Penny-Love makes a mad dash out to the farm to pick it up from Sabine's bed room. Unfortunately, the witch ball keeps showing up where it is not wanted. Instead of being packed away, the witch ball is sitting in plain sight for Penny-Love to snatch up and rush to Manny with. By the time Sabine checks on Manny, it is too late. Manny has already given out three predictions. He has no idea who the three people were OR what his prediction for each was. It's all a blank. Sabine would never have allowed Manny to predict her future if she had known he was using the witch ball. But it is too late to stop it now. Manny predicted that Sabine would die in exactly five days! The witch ball has already caused some bizarre happenings, so no one will just drop the subject. The search is on for the previous three customers. Dominic, Manny, and Sabine need to find out what their predictions were and if they had come true. Time is ticking on. ***** Even better than the stories before, if that is possible. Sabine's mixed feelings about Josh and Dominic become a bit more defined, a little clearer. You are going to be hooked into this suspenseful adventure from the first page until the last. Linda Joy Singleton's stories are awesome! ***** Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.

AMAZING book!

This book is one of my FAVORITE out of the series. IF you liked books such as Blue is for Nightmares, or any other books involving mystery and physic visions and such, you'll love this book too! It has everyday romance and typical stuff a girl can encounter but Sabine Rose (main character) is also physic so it has mysterious thrills to it! I give this book FIVE DEFINETE stars and I totally recommend it to anyone out there! I also recommend the other books in the series too!