Books matching: bullying in magical school
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Save:'Zodiac Academy: The Awakening' follows the journey of twins, Darcy and Tory, as they transition from the mortal world to the Fae world of Solaria. Enrolled in Zodiac Academy, the sisters must navigate a world of elemental powers linked to the Zodiac signs while facing challenges from the ruling Celestial Houses who seek to make their lives difficult. The plot revolves around the twins discovering their powers, dealing with bullies, and uncovering secrets about their royal heritage, all while forming alliances and facing forbidden romances. The writing style is described as engaging, with a heavy influence of Astrology in the world-building and character development, creating a story that captivates readers with its twists and shocks.
My heart thumped a warning tune in my ears. I lifted my head, the bathroom below me familiar and haunting. I didn't have to do this. Breaking and entering. Although technically I wasn't breaking anyth... - #2
Save:'Into the Labyrinth' in the 'Mage Errant' series by John Bierce is a coming-of-age fantasy novel set in a magical academy. The story follows the protagonist, Hugh of Emberlin, a young mage who struggles with his magical abilities and faces challenges as he navigates through a complex magic system. The book introduces readers to a well-developed world with intricate world-building elements, a unique magic system, and a small cast of relatable and diverse characters. The plot revolves around Hugh's growth as a character, his journey from self-doubt to embracing his powers, and his experiences in a school setting reminiscent of other popular fantasy series.
Hugh slid farther back into the space behind the bookshelf. Rhodes and his friends might have chosen him as their favorite victim, but their attention span usually wasn’t too long. If he stayed hidden... - #3
Save:A Deadly Education follows the story of El, a loner student at the Scholomance, a magical school where students must survive deadly creatures and classmates without any help from teachers or guardians. The protagonist, El, navigates the treacherous environment while forming alliances to increase her chances of survival. The book is narrated in a first-person, stream-of-consciousness style, providing insights into the dark magic world, classmates, and rules of the school.
I DECIDED that Orion needed to die after the second time he saved my life. I hadn’t really cared much about him before then one way or another, but I had limits. It would’ve been all right if he’d sav... - #4
Save:In the magical world of 'The Zero Blessing,' we follow the story of Caitlyn, a young girl from a powerful magical family who is born without any magical ability, making her an outcast among her peers. Set in a world where magic is highly valued, Caitlyn struggles to find her place in a society where magical talent determines one's worth. As she navigates the challenges of being a zero in a world of magic users, Caitlyn must rely on her creativity, intelligence, and wits to survive the bullying and prejudice she faces at St. Jude's magical academy. The book introduces a unique magic system and complex world-building, drawing readers into a story filled with mystery, intrigue, and character growth.
The plot of 'The Zero Blessing' unfolds through the eyes of Caitlyn, providing a fresh perspective on the traditional magical boarding school setting. The writing style captures the essence of a young protagonist facing adversity with resilience and determination, offering a compelling narrative that combines elements of fantasy, coming-of-age, and self-discovery. With engaging characters, intricate magical lessons, and a captivating storyline, the book explores themes of identity, friendship, and perseverance in a world where magical prowess reigns supreme.
Or so my sisters say, after spending four years of their lives in the classroom. They complain all the time, whining and moaning about having to walk to the school and learn about everything but magi... - #5
Save:In the grimdark fantasy novel 'Blackwing' by Ed McDonald, readers are introduced to a bleak world where mortals struggle against the odds imposed by godlike beings. The protagonist, Captain Galharrow, commands the Blackwings, a paramilitary force tasked with battling monsters created by the Deep Kings to reactivate Nall's Engine. As the story unfolds, Galharrow navigates a dangerous landscape known as the Misery, filled with twisted creatures and supernatural dangers, all while uncovering a conspiracy that threatens the world as he knows it. McDonald's writing style is described as dark, twisted, and filled with gruesome scenes, redefining grimdark fantasy for many readers.
SOMEBODY warned them that we were coming. The sympathisers left nothing behind but an empty apartment and a few volumes of illegal verse. A half-eaten meal, ransacked drawers. They’d scrambled togethe... - #6
Save:"Untouchable" by Sam Mariano is a dark romance set in a high school environment, following the complex and tumultuous relationship between Zoey, a quiet and studious girl, and Carter, the popular and manipulative king of the school. The plot delves into themes of bullying, manipulation, and questionable choices, with a focus on the dynamics between the characters, especially Zoey and Carter. The writing style is described as clever, profound, and at times gritty, with a mix of banter between the characters that adds depth to their interactions.
High schools and small towns have a lot in common. Groups of people in their own separate tribes, forced together arbitrarily, made to coexist in order to achieve optimal pleasantness. Not everybody a... - #7
Save:'Dragondrums' is the third installment in the Harper Hall trilogy by Anne McCaffrey. It shifts the focus from Menolly to Piemur, a young apprentice at Harper Hall whose clear treble voice changes at puberty, leading him to face uncertainties about his future. Piemur is sent to the drum heights to learn drum language and becomes a spy for the Masterharper, embarking on adventures throughout Pern, dealing with jealous peers and navigating through challenges while discovering his place in the world.
'Dragondrums' explores themes of coming of age, self-discovery, and resilience as Piemur transitions to a new phase in his life. delves into the intricacies of life at Harper Hall, the dynamics between the characters, and the adventures Piemur undertakes, including Impressing a coveted fire lizard and earning journeyman status among the Harpers.
The rumble-thud-boom of the big drums answering a message from the east roused Piemur. In his five Turns at the Harper Craft Hall, he had never become accustomed to that bone-throbbing noise. Perhaps,...
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