The Magic You Make

Praise

Praise for The Magic You Make

“[The novel’s themes are rich] as the story delves into relationships, parental expectations, empathy, and animosity from various viewpoints. Filled with riveting magic, this dazzling, queer-affirming world will sweep fans up. Love conquers all in this satisfying duology closer.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Fans of the first title will enjoy how the story continues without slowing down.” —Booklist

Praise for The Spells We Cast

“The most magical and swoony page-turner I’ve read in ages.”
—Adam Silvera, #1 New York Times best-selling author of They Both Die at the End

“Sparks fly and rivals clash in Jason June’s spellbinding new YA. Witty, charming, and utterly delightful, The Spells We Cast is a magical queer romance that will have your heart racing. Don’t miss it!”  —C. S. Pacat, New York Times best-selling author of Dark Rise

“The Spells We Cast is the kind of dazzling, hilarious, and heart-stopping tale only the incredible Jason June could weave. Its exuberant magic cast a spell on me!” —Melissa de la Cruz, #1 New York Times best-selling author of the Blue Bloods series

“The Spells We Cast is wildly entertaining! With a lively star-crossed romance and an imaginative world full of magic, monsters, and mayhem, Jason June has written a novel that is fantastically fun.” —F. T. Lukens, New York Times best-selling author of So This Is Ever After

“A thrilling, creative adventure, where enemies and lovers collide. With a magical spin on our modern world, this story showcases the power of our most undeniable human connections. The only thing missing was a spell to help me turn the pages faster!” —Brian Zepka, author of The Temperature of Me and You

“Jason June’s gift for storytelling is magical. Readers will root for Nigel and Ori’s budding romance and fear every twist fighting to keep them apart. With impeccable world-building and layered explorations of identity, societal expectations, privilege, and legacy, this novel grips you like a lasso and never lets you go.” —Amparo Ortiz, author of Last Sunrise in Eterna

A 2024 Kansas National Education Association Reading Circle Recommendation