Half Lost will bring Nathan's story to a close, and if the title is any indication, things don't get much easier for our favorite young man witch. His story continued in the sequel Half Wild (no spoilers!) after an encounter with Marcus, as Nathan struggles to grow into his magical powers while being hunted from witches on both sides of the war. He knows his only chance is to escape, find his evil father, and receive the three gifts all witches are bestowed on their birthday. For this reason he is kept in a cage, beaten and tested. Nathan is half White witch, but his absentee father is the most evil and powerful Black witch who has ever lived. Nathan's story began in Green's debut novel Half Bad, where readers were swirled into the story of modern-day England where witches live in secret alongside humans, and where Black and White witches are trapped in an endless battle. Rosenfelt has experience producing a small YA series called Twilight. Fox 2000 snapped up the film rights practically immediately, and as a symbol of its importance to the production company, it tapped Karen Rosenfelt to produce. and Most Translated Children's Book By a Debut Author. It has two Guinness World Records under its belt: The Most Translated Book by a Debut Author, Pre-publication -selling in a whopping 45 languages before it was released in the U.K.

Green's darkly magical series has already made major waves all around the globe.

That is Nathan's story, which continues in Green's Half Bad series finale Half Lost. Imagine instead, the comparison has said, if Harry never had the chance to attend Hogwarts, if he was still stuck, abused and alone, under his uncle's stairs. Rowling's Harry Potter books, but not how you might think. Sally Green's magical Half Bad series has been compared to J.K.

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