112 pages • 5.5 in x 8.5 in • Ideal for kids 8-12 years old
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On the Battle School social ladder, Wizzies fall somewhere below tooth infections and snail-flavored birthday cake. My future was magic spells and robes made out of tablecloths.
Not if I could help it.
It’s Ned’s first year at Battle School. For eleven years, he’s dreamed of becoming Carnac’s most legendary Knight—but that was before he found out he had magic. To Ned’s horror, Coach kicks him out of Knight training, and he’s packed off to the Wizzie House for magic lessons. When a ghost starts following Ned everywhere, it’s official: Ned has had enough of magic. But when Carnac’s prince is mysteriously kidnapped and rumors begin of the Dragon-Witch’s return, will Ned have to embrace his magic once and for all to save the kingdom? Or will everything end in a pile of dragon snot and poopy hedgehogs? Find out inThe Worst Wizard, a hilarious tale of Yeti Babies, one-eyed cats, cantankerous janitors, and swords that recite poetry.
A graduate of Brigham Young University's law school, Nicolas Jeter lived several years in Paris and is fluent in French. His books include The Girl in the Cathedral, My First Book of French, and The Worst Wizard series. Nicolas lives and works in Texas, where he also enjoys reading and playing the piano.
Cory Walker graduated with a BFA in illustration from BYU-Idaho. He enjoys working in both traditional and digital mediums. Cory grew up in Virginia, just outside of Shenandoah National Park. He enjoys spending time with family and friends and loves to explore the natural world.
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