The Travelling Museum of Witchcraft
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Genoveva Dimova
Take a trip to a museum you’ll never forget in this charming, delightfully funny cozy fantasy of mystery and misadventure—perfect for readers who loved Emily Wilde and The Spellshop.
In a world that lost its magic years ago, the remote Museum of Witchcraft is a home for ancient artifacts that used to be enchanted. But its newest intern, archaeology student Mira Marinova, has reason to believe magic still exists, and the Museum’s collection of mismatched, misfit relics is her one chance to prove it.
Her new coworkers are helpful but… odd, including a groundskeeper with a suspiciously wolf-shaped dog and a silver allergy, and a Director whose vehicle of choice is a chicken-legged hut. Worse, some items have gone missing on the eve of a surprise audit by an enigmatic, hooded Inspector, whose hidden face couldn’t possibly be as alluring as their voice.
And that might be Mira’s fault. Because Mira has her own secret: in a world where magic is supposed to be dead and gone, she’s managed to get herself cursed. With bad luck. In between knocking over priceless artifacts and losing half her socks in the wash, she’ll need to figure out how to break her curse by solving a centuries-old murder and delving into the mysteries of the Museum’s magical past—as well as her own.
Night at the Museum meets the enchanting whimsy of Howl’s Moving Castle in The Travelling Museum of Witchcraft, an adventure-filled tale of magical artifacts, a quirky team of curators, and a plethora of secrets that may unravel the conspiracy that stole magic out of the world for good.
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"An imaginative, light-hearted romp through a magical multiverse, The Museum of Witchcraft is positively bursting at the seams with wit and whimsy. Ancient curses and magical bureaucracy have never been so delightful!” — Julie Leong, USA Today and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Teller of Small Fortunes
"Comfortingly cosy and yet new at the same time, The Museum of Witchcraft will delight fans of Howl’s Moving Castle and The Teller of Small Fortunes. Filled with a satisfying blend of Slavic folklore, mystery, quirky characters and romance, it’s a book I could easily inhale in one sitting." — Eliza Chan, Sunday Times bestselling author of Fathomfolk