“Your sister is a witch.” pg 14. Seems crazy doesn’t it? There’s more. This books overall message is to have responsibility. I’ll explain about the story’s climax, rising action, and the resolution of Bras and broomsticks.

Normal teenager Rachel Weinstein is in for a surprise when she gets home and finds out that her little sister, Miri Weinstein, is a witch. Like, a real live magical witch. When Rachel wants to be popular at school, she asks Miri to do a spell to give Rachel the ability to dance better than she normally does. Soon, Miri finds a spell for her. She’d have to make a potion that Rachel would have to bathe in. Seconds after Rachel hops into the water-potion concoction, Miri is ready to cast the spell. “From Heaven to Earth, From America to France, Let this potion, Make Rachel dance!” pg 111. The next day, Rachel tries out for her school fashion show. The dance spell worked just like they wanted. “I do the macarena and even that looks good.” pg 115 …show more content…
Their mother walked into their bathroom and found Miri’s spell observation notebook in there. “I don’t think it helped that I left my spell observation notebook on the floor.” pg 283. Her mother asked Miri about the spells and she told her the truth. So, Miri and Rachel’s mother took care of it. “I’ve overruled every spell you’ve ever done.” So, Rachel knew that meant that she had lost her ability to