Young Wizards

The series opens with Nita Callahan, a young girl who discovers a mysterious book that leads her to the world of magic. With her new friend Kit, she learns the ways of wizardry and faces her first challenge, testing her newfound powers and her friendship.

In the sequel, Nita and Kit are thrust into an underwater adventure where they must confront ancient sea magic and prevent a catastrophic event. This book explores themes of environmentalism and the impact of magic on the natural world.

As Nita and Kit continue their wizard training, they are faced with the complexities of higher-level magic and the responsibilities that come with it. This installment introduces new characters and deepens the lore surrounding the wizarding world.

Nita and Kit travel to Ireland, where they encounter local magic and folklore. The story emphasizes the importance of cultural understanding and the influence of history on magic. It presents challenges that require them to adapt their skills to new environments.

In this book, the duo faces a moral crisis that tests their values and beliefs. They must navigate a complex situation involving life and death, showcasing the weight of their responsibilities as wizards.

The sixth book takes a darker turn as Nita and Kit confront an ancient evil threatening to disrupt the balance of magic. The duo learns about sacrifice and the enduring nature of friendship in the face of overwhelming odds.

In this installment, the characters participate in a magical tournament that challenges not only their powers but also their relationships. The book highlights themes of competition, loyalty, and the spirit of teamwork.

The latest book in the series brings back familiar faces as Nita and Kit navigate their lives as young adults. They must confront the consequences of their past decisions while facing new threats in the wizarding world.