The Lunch Witch #1, by Deb Lucke
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The Lunch Witch #1, by Deb Lucke
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For generations and generations, the women of Grunhilda's family have stirred up trouble in a big, black pot. Grunhilda inherits her famous ancestors' recipes and cauldron, but no one believes in magic anymore. Despite the fact that Grunhilda's only useful skill is cooking up potfuls of foul brew, she finds a job listing that might suit her: lunch lady. She delights in scaring the kids until she meets a timid little girl named Madison with a big set of glasses who becomes an unlikely friend. Madison needs help at school and at home, but helping people goes against everything Grunhilda's believes in as a witch! Will this girl be able to thaw the Lunch Witch's icy heart? Or will Grunhilda turn her back on a kindred spirit?
The Lunch Witch #1, by Deb Lucke- Amazon Sales Rank: #210293 in Books
- Brand: Lucke, Deb
- Published on: 2015-03-17
- Released on: 2015-03-17
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.98" h x .52" w x 6.31" l, 1.00 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 180 pages
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A Witch Out of Work By Nicola Mansfield Here is something new from Papercutz. A new series of original graphic novels published in paperback with french flaps. This is the story of a traditional witch whose job has become redundant. She must find another line of work to keep the bats and familiars' tummies full so she winds up working as a Lunch Lady for the local elementary school. There she meets a girl who guesses her secret and tries to blackmail her. Both characters are likable and this is a warm feel-good story about friendship. I loved the dark, Goth-like art, which the publisher compares to Gorey but I'd say that's going a bit far (no-one compares to Edward Gorey!) It is a pleasant read with some light-hearted dark humour. Lots of fun!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Buy it for kids. Buy it for adults. By TONI LANSBURY I'd never thought about what job a witch might consider, if the world didn't believe in magic anymore. The Lunch Witch answers that question, and hilarity ensues. This book is adorable. From Grunhilda and her animal companions (I really want to adopt Grunhilda's dog), who help her look for employment so they don't starve, to the silly principal at the school she starts working at, this book engaged me from the first page. The illustrations make this story come alive, and the writing is fresh, and full of fun. I hope Grunhilda will be back. I already miss the dog!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Very cool style By This Kid Reviews Books Synopsis- Grunhilda the Black Heart is a witch. She is a mean witch, too. But no one really believes in magic anymore, so she needs to find a job. After her job as a fake witch failed (she turned the boss into poop), she needed to find a new job. Grunhilda finds an ad looking for a school lunch lady and decided to try it out. And she loves it. The kids hate it. All was well. Well, until a girl who was going to fail the grade figures out that she’s a witch and tries to blackmail Grunhilda into using her witchcraft make her smart. Grunhilda says no. A couple of days later Grunhilda is serving lunch and sees the girl who’s been held back, standing in line. When the girl says that she’ll always be stupid, something resonates within Grunhilda from when she was in witch training. Can a witch have a change of heart?What I Liked- The overall tone of the story is very serious (language and pictures), but there is some great humor in this one. The humor and illustrations have an edge to them. The story is packed with “dry” humor (like the school lunch lady ad says “Good cooks need not apply”). The illustrations have a dark-creepy feel to them. I like how the book shows the gradual change in Grunhilda from a mean witch to a nice(ish) lady. The pages had an interesting look to them, like a kind of old-time wearing. I like how Grunhilda and the girl change each other over the course of the story. I also like how the ending has you wondering if Grunhilda really did have a change of heart. At 180 pages, this graphic novel has enough room to pack a great story into its pages. It looks like this will be an interesting series.*NOTE* I got a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
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