Summary

It’s the eve of Primrose’s thirteenth birthday, and she’s terrified of growing up. Expectations are growing, her body is changing, and the future seems dreadful and unknown — especially for a girl like her, who has always felt like a misfit due to her vivid imagination. She’s constantly being told by her uncle that the real world is a difficult place, where those with childish fantasies can never succeed. So, what happens when, right before her birthday, she wakes up on a mysterious magical island and meets a witch who claims she can fix her? Will Primrose give up her identity…or will she discover that true maturity means something else entirely?

A short novelette written by a 17-year-old author!

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Ebook: coming soon!

Paperback: $13.00 USD

Genre & Age Group

The Pigeon Witch is in the fantasy and coming-of-age genres. It’s not recommended for children under 8 without adult guidance, but is suitable for any older child or adult. It’s specifically designed with preteens (9-12) in mind, as it is about the transition from childhood to teenage years.

Donations

90% of profits from The Pigeon Witch will be donated to an art education charity, the specific charity which has not been decided yet.

Content Warning

The Pigeon Witch contains magic, mild fantasy violence, and complex emotional journeys. If a reader is comfortable with books like Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, they should also be comfortable with Wind Seeker.

The Pigeon Witch does NOT contain graphic violence, explicit language, or sexual content of any kind.