Her time at the Druidic Academy has not been working out the way Ennara planned at all. It seems that most of her classmates look down on her and many of the teachers treat her as though they resent having her in their class. She begins to have accidents that don't make any sense and eventually finds herself in the Principal's office. When she and her friend, Kithe, get expelled from school, she begins to clearly see that something is very wrong.

Ennara and The Book of Shadows is the second in the series and my favorite of the two. Ennara is now a teenager and has learned to master her emotions a bit better. We see that she is even more determined and courageous in this story than ever before. She is joined by her friends on her new mission to recover some magical artifacts that have gone missing and are believed to be the catalyst for all the strange things that have been happening. There is a hint of romance woven in, but is still appropriate for tween readers. I am very interested to see what the future holds for Ennara as her magic becomes stronger and she makes the journey through her teenage years.