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The Near Witch – Deluxe Illustrated Edition
By V. E. Schwab
Hardcover
$27.99
Available on Mar 16, 2027 | 368 Pages
The quintessential illustrated hardback quintessential edition of this New York Times-bestselling, classic debut novel. A gorgeous collector’s edition, featuring printed edges, exclusive commissioned artwork for the jacket and interiors, foiled jackets, and printed endpapers.
After Victorious, the triumphant conclusion to the Villains trilogy, celebrate the booked that launched the global sensation, and the international No. 1 bestselling author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil.
One of Entertainment Weekly’s best YA novels of the decade.
“Delicate, yet powerful” Barnes & Noble
Cast out, thrown out, on the moor
Near Witch, Moor Witch, now no more
Lexi and her sister Wren live in the village of Near, where children sing rhymes of the Near Witch, and there are no strangers. Until the night Lexi sees a boy who fades like smoke, out on the moor at night.
The next night, the first of the children disappears from their bed. Desperate and panicked, the villagers scour the moors for their lost children and someone to blame.
But as Lexi befriends the mysterious boy and calls on the wisdoms of the elderly and mysterious Thorne sisters, she realises something far stranger is happening. Her search for the missing children takes her deep into the moors, where ancient secrets lie buried and waiting. Where the witch still sings her hills to sleep.
After Victorious, the triumphant conclusion to the Villains trilogy, celebrate the booked that launched the global sensation, and the international No. 1 bestselling author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil.
One of Entertainment Weekly’s best YA novels of the decade.
“Delicate, yet powerful” Barnes & Noble
Cast out, thrown out, on the moor
Near Witch, Moor Witch, now no more
Lexi and her sister Wren live in the village of Near, where children sing rhymes of the Near Witch, and there are no strangers. Until the night Lexi sees a boy who fades like smoke, out on the moor at night.
The next night, the first of the children disappears from their bed. Desperate and panicked, the villagers scour the moors for their lost children and someone to blame.
But as Lexi befriends the mysterious boy and calls on the wisdoms of the elderly and mysterious Thorne sisters, she realises something far stranger is happening. Her search for the missing children takes her deep into the moors, where ancient secrets lie buried and waiting. Where the witch still sings her hills to sleep.
