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We each finished the book and completed all our notes. We think the plot needed some more depth but overall it was a good read, and glad we picked this book. We would both rate this book around a 3.5 range.

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I finished the Wild Seed Witch, and I would rate it a 3.5/5 stars.
I would rate this book this way because it had a mostly good plot and definitely shocked me and my book club at the end. I feel that if I was the author I would change some of the  plot because I think it is a little repetitive. I also think the book was a little slow in the beginning, and turned very fast-paced in the end. There are still some parts of the book that I still don't understand, and that the author could have explained better and/or elaborated on. This includes if Hasani told her father she was a witch, and the difference between charm and magic. Also, when another witch can see your magic, does that mean that you both are bonded, or can every witch just see each other's. I have some questions about the book. Why is magic so bad, other than the fact that it drains your powers. Overall, my inference was correct. Hasani does find out she is a witch, and uses the Morning Glory flower to boost her charm and magic.

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Overall I think this book was okay. I think the plot was a little bit too repetitive with Hasani's time at Les Belles Demoiselles. I think what brought the story together where the plot twist such as Annie going missing, Sandy getting married to Hasani's dad and Hasani having bumps in the road to growing her youtube channel. I think some key points the author could've added to the book are more of a background to Hasani's friends and explaining parts of the story better because at some points it got confusing such as the difference between charm and magic. One thing the author did well was adding sparks to the story to keep the reader eager to read more. For example, when we learned Angelique was in the same coven as Hasani and that they had a real connection as witches. I also liked how the author made a connection to Hasani's youtube channel throughout the story and with her subscribers such as when Annie went missing. I think this helped tie the story together because it moved the topic from witches to the whole story. I was also very surprised when the author revealed that Ms. Larose was Dee's mom! To end I would rate this book a 3/5 stars! Im happy I choose to read this book but to conclude I would give the authors some revisions but the plot idea was well done. Thank you!

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Why is Hasani's dolphin charm hurting/burning her so much is it because there is so much energy and charm in it? I predict that Sandy is a witch that went to Les Belles Demoiselles and was a wild seed like Hasani. I predict this because I think she might be manipulating Hasani's dad.

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I think that Angelique, Hasani, and Dee coming together to form a coven ended the book very well. The author made the book have suspense because the author portrayed that Angelique hated Hasani when she really didn't so you wouldn't expect their connection to arise. At the begging of the book, it seemed like Angelique was trying to compete against Hasani because she was a fresh start to the school but it ended up being Angelique protecting her and making sure she was safe. I think this is a really great way to end the book because 3 unexpected characters came together to help save what they loved most, charm.

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I think the fact that Angelique, Hasani, and Dee were destined to be in a coven brings good closure to the book. The fact that Hasani thought that Angelique hated her, (which she sort of did) makes it something you wouldn't expect. Angelique was actually protecting her. I knew from the beginning of the book that Hasani and Dee had a connection, but I didn't realize Angelique shared it with them too.

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Was sandy a witch all along? She used captions in her videos like #blackgirlmagic earlier in the book which could be an indicator of how she may be a wildseed/witch. Why did she use magic on Hasani's dad, is she trying to manipulate him? From what I know so far she has no relatives that are witches/have charms so I am inferring that she is a wildseed witch.

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Why does Sandy use magic on Hasani's dad? I thought the witches said that was morally wrong? Also, is she a wild seed too?

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I don't understand why Hasani is having so much trouble with her magic. I infer that it is because she is a wild seed

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I am still having some trouble figuring out what the difference between magic and charm is but I have an inference. My inference is that magic is uncontrollable and immature but charm is controllable and real magic.

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I wonder why Ms. LaRose is being so mean to Hasani? Does she not like wildseeds or has she had some trouble with them from the past?

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How does this dolphin charm affect the way Hasani's magic works? The author was not very clear in the book.

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Why does everyone keep on telling Hasani to use magic to split up Sandy and her father. Is there something we are not aware of?

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we discussed how we would plan out our future meetings and how we are confused about how Hasani's mom was okay with her daughter being a witch

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We briefly discussed how hasani is becoming more confident. I wish the author would differentiate more of the difference between charm and magic.

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What was one moment from the story that had the greatest impact on you?

Zoe- I think the greatest impact in this book is when we found out that Angelique was part of Hasani's coven and had a real connection with her through their charm. I was so surprised because it seemed like Hasani and Angelique were so different. I'm happy about this because Hasani looked up to Angelique so much and deserved this moment. I think this tied the book together because it was an unexpected plot twist.

Ellie- I think the greatest impact in the book is when we found out that Hasani had been influencing her Youtube code. She was sending all of her negative comments to @annie_oaky with her charm/magic. I was very surprised because, throughout the whole book, it seemed as if her channel was doing incredible and had no negative activity This surprised me because I thought that you could only do magic intentionally.

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Does Ms LaRose have bias against wild seeds? If not, why does she not like Hasani?

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I think that Hasani gets her powers and magic skills by plants and flowers. My question is was she born with this magic?

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I think that Hasani is going to get assigned a flower to represent her like all of the teachers. My question is why do you have to be conscious if your allergic to cats on the campus?

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I think Hasani will get to know her roommate more in the next pages but will uncover something bad about her.

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What does wildseed mean? Why was Hasani's "friend" not want to be with a wildseed witch? Did wildseed mean immature?

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Were the vines that attacked Angelique from Hasani unstoppable? If so, how can she control them?

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I was right with my inference from may 11th because I learned that a wildseed witch is a witch that is immature/childish and has no control over their powers. I like how the principal was one of the only people in the school who accepted Hasani for who she is.

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Do the vines that attacked Angelique have to do something with Hasani being a new witch? Is it dark magic?

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What does wild seed mean? Why is it so bad? Why didn’t the girl want to be friends with Hasani because she was one?

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I think that maybe every time she is near a morning glory something will go wrong.

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I learned that when Hasani was applying for the finishing school they kept on asking the question of " are you allergic to cats". I figured out that they asked this because one of the main lessons in the school is how to learn and control your charm and this was used with practice from kittens.

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Why is Hasani's mom so okay with her being a witch and going to the school. I would think she would be confused and wouldn't let her go. Maybe she is a witch too.

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Maybe the flowers and plants growing on the bridge have to do something with Hasani's magic.

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- Wildseed
- Inference - names of different spells could be challenging

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- If you have missed a day of school or have been absent you still should make up the reading you missed
- Come to the ELA conference every Monday; if there are any conflicts reschedule the same week.
- Make sure everyone gets the book and knows what's going on.
- Weekly checkups during ELA Conference on Monday

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Today,

Check in with your group and make sure everyone is on task with the book. For example, everyone has the book or is going to get the book this week, everyone is reading if you were supposed to start already, etc.

All posts should be color coded and that color should be used by that person every time a post is made.

Discuss with your groups the rules/norms your group will be following during book club.

After you have discussed, post what you have decided. There should be one post for this, titled 'Our Book Club Norms'.

Everyone needs to contribute.

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My inference about the book the Wildseed Witch is that it is about a witch hence the name. I also think the girl on the cover gets secret powers from the forest.

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My inference about the book based on the cover is that a girl finds out that she is a witch. All the flowers and plants give the child their power.

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We are meeting on Mondays at ELA conference.