Magic Lessons

by Alice Hoffman · 2020

Book 3 of Practical Magic (the Owens family)

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Series: Book 3 of Practical Magic (the Owens family). See all Practical Magic (the Owens family) books in order
The book before: The Rules of Magic
The book after: The Book of Magic
Order checked: Last checked: September 25, 2026, against alicehoffman.com

Alice Hoffman in brief

Beginnings: She wrote her first novel, Property Of, while studying at Stanford. (alicehoffman.com; read November 6, 2026) Hoffman's first novel, Property Of ... while she was studying at Stanford
Work outside writing: She has also worked as a screenwriter, with the original screenplay Independence Day. (alicehoffman.com; read November 6, 2026) worked as a screenwriter and is the author of the original screenplay "Independence Day,"
Series written: She has published more than thirty novels, three books of short fiction and eight books for young readers. (alicehoffman.com; read November 6, 2026) over thirty novels, three books of short fiction, and eight books for children

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