![]() ![]() When they return to New York City, they try to liberate themselves from the Owens curse. While there, they discover the truth about themselves and their family. The children go to visit their Aunt Isabelle in a small Massachusetts town, where the Owens have been the blame of every bad thing that has happened. They cannot wear black, read about magic, use candles, have cats or crows, and most importantly, they cannot fall in love. Susanna knows that her children are witches, and therefore, she lays down some rules for them. In 1960s New York City, Susanna Owens is raising her three children: Franny, Jet, and Vincent. The Owens family has been cursed in love since their ancestor, Maria Owens, was charged with being a witch in the 1600s. ![]() ![]() The Rules of Magic: A Novel (The Practical Magic Series) by Alice Hoffman | Conversation Starters ![]()
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