Hawkins, R. (2010). Hex Hall.
New York: Disney/Hyperion Books.
ISBN:
9781423121398 (Paperback)
Price: $8.99;
323 pages
Other Formats: hardcover,
audio book, downloadable audio book, Playaway, eBook
Recommended for
ages 13 to 16
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Awards: none
Annotation: No one has the world in the palm of her
hand, not even witches. Sure one may think magic is all fun and games, but
Sophie Mercer knows differently.
Why is Sophie
being punished? After one of Sophie Mercer’s spells goes awry at a school
dance, she is sent to Hectate Hall, which is called Hex Hall for short. Hex
Hall is basically a reform school for supernatural beings that have misused
their magical powers. The Hex Hall student body consists of a number of werewolves,
shape shifters, fairies, witches…and one vampire who just so happens to be
Sophie’s new roommate. Even though everyone else at Hex Hall is prejudice
against vampires, Sophie refuses to turn her back on Jenna - her roommate and
new best friend. After a series of bloody attacks take place at Hex Hall, Jenna
is quickly accused of being the perpetrator. Will Sophie be able to stand by
Jenna’s side and prove that she is innocent? To do so, she may have to ask a
familiar presence for guidance. For some reason, Sophie is beginning to think
that Hex Hall has quite the shady past.
What Other Teens are Saying:
“At the moment I
am reading the Divergent series by
Veronica Roth. I really do not have a favorite genre. I guess I pick books
according to the mood I am in at the time.” (Candace H., age 16).
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