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Loading... Sorcery and Cecelia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot (original 1988; edition 2004)by Patricia C. Wrede, Caroline Stevermer
Work detailsSorcery and Cecelia, or, The Enchanted Chocolate Pot: being the correspondence of two Young Ladies of Quality regarding various Magical Scandals in London and the Country by Patricia C. Wrede (co-author) (1988)
Great read-aloud book! (  ) ElizabethAndrew | May 13, 2013 |  Very, very likable characters and such a fun adventure. The method by which this was written is too cool for words. I've heard it said (seen it written) that there wasn't very much in the the way of rewrites/editing also which I find surprising and exciting under those circumstances. I hope the play more letter writing games. ( ) Yona | May 2, 2013 | If you like fantasy and Jane Austen, read this book. I just finished it and it is absolutely delightful. I have to request the sequel. If no one has the sequel I will cry. This is the story of two cousins, told in letters written between the two when one is in Essex (where they both live) and one is in London. It was written by the authors, Patricia Wrede writing as Kate, and Caroline Stevermer writing as Cecelia, which creates a very believable difference in voice between the two. And here's the kicker: until they finished the whole thing they didn't discuss the plot. And yet it makes sense. The story itself is very sweet, amusing, and, as long as you don't object to magic, very very clean. I give it a hearty thumbs up to slightly more mature readers. ( ) maureene87 | Apr 4, 2013 | If you like fantasy and Jane Austen, read this book. I just finished it and it is absolutely delightful. I have to request the sequel. If no one has the sequel I will cry. This is the story of two cousins, told in letters written between the two when one is in Essex (where they both live) and one is in London. It was written by the authors, Patricia Wrede writing as Kate, and Caroline Stevermer writing as Cecelia, which creates a very believable difference in voice between the two. And here's the kicker: until they finished the whole thing they didn't discuss the plot. And yet it makes sense. The story itself is very sweet, amusing, and, as long as you don't object to magic, very very clean. I give it a hearty thumbs up to slightly more mature readers. ( ) | Apr 4, 2013 | edit | Thoroughly enjoyable! Can't wait to read the next one (  ) lauren.castan | Apr 3, 2013 | no reviews | add a review Is contained in
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