Adelaide is a very smart girl; certainly smarter than anyone at her school. And she knows she's both too intelligent and too strong-willed to ever be hypnotised, especially by some lame "baby name trigger" file off the Internet. Maybe she peed her pants once, but that's just a fluke. It caught her off guard, but it de...
Iriña struggles with a lot of things. That's the problem with being a five-year-old with a genetic defect that makes you incapable of sleep. You spend all night reading, and learning from your mad-scientist neighbour, until you've got the mind of an adult in a body that looks more like a toddler. She copes with her pr...
A continuation of «Hypnosis Doesn't Work Like That!» and «Hypnosis Still Doesn't Work Like That!». If you're impatient to get to the good stuff, it might be worth going back to the second volume and starting at chapter 340, so you know what's going on. Adelaide Spenser was sure she was too smart to be hypnotised. Then...