“It never ceases to amaze me,” [Chrestomanci] said, “the way people always manage to worry about the wrong things. My dear sir, do you realise that you, your son, and four of your pupils, are all likely to be burnt unless we do something? And here are you worrying about timetables.”
In Witch Week, a gripping tale unfolds in a school where a tradition of accusing students of witchcraft takes place over a seven-day period. The story delves into the lives of the accused and the consequences of these accusations on the school community. more
Diana Wynne Jones, a renowned British fantasy writer, was born on August 16, 1934, in Wales, UK, and passed away on March 26, 2011. Her works are known for their imaginative storytelling, deep themes, and richly developed characters, particularly in the realm of young adult fantasy literature. Notable works include 'The Magicians' Assistant' and 'The Time of the Ghost'. more
“I'm a bit terrified, to be honest, of a lot of things.”
“Faith is illumination, faith is light. Worry, on the other hand, is darkness.”
“We need to join the war Jesus waged against fear and it's twin sister, worry.”
“It’s not being blasé; I just don’t sweat the small boggles.”