In The King's Witches, the second novel from Kate Foster, the lives of three very different women in sixteenth-century Britain become intertwined as the first rumours of witchcraft grip the country.
Kate Foster
Kate Foster is a renowned Australian author known for her heartwarming middle-grade novels that tackle tough topics with sensitivity and grace. Her most notable works include "A Sea of Friends" and "The Impossible Boy." Foster's writing style is characterized by its poignant storytelling, relatable characters, and themes of friendship, resilience, and acceptance. She is praised for her ability to connect with young readers and address important issues in a way that is accessible and impactful. Foster's contributions to literature have had a significant impact on the middle-grade genre, earning her a loyal following of readers of all ages. Her most famous work, "A Sea of Friends," has received critical acclaim and solidified her reputation as a talented and compassionate storyteller.
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