Diary of Anna the Girl Witch 2: Wandering Witch
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Soon, Koschey and I were left alone.
He looked at me with his anxious brown eyes.
“I can’t help them, Anna. Why can’t I help them?”
All I could do was shake my head. I didn’t know. How could I?
“All those trapped souls,” he said. “So many of them.” He looked toward where they had been. “What can we do?”
TO BE CONTINUED in BOOK 3: FIGHTING WITCH
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