Wicca: The Coven
#2 in Wicca Series
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What’s inside...
In 'The Coven,' the second book of the 'Sweep' series, we follow the protagonist, Morgan Rowlands, as she delves deeper into her newfound Wiccan heritage and powers. After discovering that she is a blood witch, Morgan is eager to learn more about Wicca and her own abilities. She faces conflicts from external threats and internal dilemmas as she navigates her relationship with her boyfriend Cal, who introduced her to the Wiccan world, and deals with the jealousy of her best friend Bree. As Morgan becomes more involved with Cal's coven, she also begins to uncover secrets about her own family's past and the true extent of her powers, which may be more potent than she or anyone else anticipated. With a blend of romance, magic, and the challenges of teenage life, 'The Coven' explores themes of identity, trust, and power.
Character compass
Morgan Rowlands
Bree Warren
Sean Rowlands
Cal Blaire
Sky Eventide
Hunter Niall
Robbie Gurevitch
David Redfern
Alyce Fernbrake
Mary Kathleen Rowlands
Mary Grace Rowlands
Maeve Riordan
Selene Belltower
Raven Meltzer
Calhoun Blaire
Discussion points
How do you think Morgan feels when she discovers her powers, and can you relate to her in any way when facing new situations?
What do you think about the friendship dynamics in the book? How important are trust and loyalty in friendships?
What lessons do you think we can learn about responsibility and choices from Morgan's experiences?
How do the characters in 'Wicca: The Coven' handle conflicts and what can we learn from it?
If you had magical powers like Morgan, what would you use them for and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their feelings about the characters’ decisions, and relate them to their own experiences.
Discuss the moral dilemmas faced by the characters and ask your child what they would have done in similar situations.
Use the themes of friendship and loyalty in the book as a conversation starter about their personal relationships and social scenarios.
Ask your child to imagine having magical powers and discuss the responsibilities that come with such abilities.
Reinforce the importance of understanding and respecting differences, as seen in the diverse characters and perspectives in the book.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Understanding the importance of choice and responsibility
Explanation: In 'Wicca: The Coven,' the protagonist, Morgan, faces choices that impact not just her but those around her. Her decisions about embracing her powers reflect the weight of responsibility.
Real-World Application: Children learn that their choices have consequences, teaching them to consider their actions carefully in school, at home, and with friends.
Example Lesson: Value of self-discovery and personal growth
Explanation: Throughout the book, Morgan learns more about her heritage and powers, which is a journey of self-discovery and acceptance of her identity.
Real-World Application: This lesson can help children understand and appreciate their own unique qualities and growth, encouraging self-confidence and resilience.
Example Lesson: Importance of community and belonging
Explanation: Morgan finds a sense of belonging within her coven, highlighting the support and strength found in community.
Real-World Application: This can teach children the value of fostering relationships and participating in community activities, enhancing their social skills and emotional support system.
Example Lesson: Ethical decision-making
Explanation: Morgan is often confronted with moral dilemmas involving her magic and must make choices that align with her values.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to evaluate their own decisions and the impact they have on others, promoting ethical behavior in their daily interactions.