Forbidden Magic (a book written by Clarinette)

Forbidden Magic (a book written by Clarinette)

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Celeste Brooks is just a normal teenage girl (or at least she thinks so) living in a small town named Spring hills. On her fourteenth birthday she discovers the impossible. The young girl found a book named "Forbidden Magic" in her attic, while searching for her old foto book and as she read it, Celeste found out that Magic really exists! What will Celeste do, knowing that she could rule the world with the book in her hands?
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