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Elizabeth Johnson

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Elizabeth Johnson studied Greek and Latin at Wellesley College and used to write articles on the ancient world for Cricket's (now closed) Dig Into History magazine. She has spent most of her career as a grant writer for educational nonprofits but has held a number of other roles as well, ranging from academic tutor to Harvard Business School case writer to (her favorite job title) Trench Master at an archaeological excavation. A native Midwesterner who misses the wide-open spaces but not the Wisconsin winters, she now lives with her husband and daughter in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Books by Elizabeth Johnson

The Enchanting Girl

Cozy up to this enchanting debut fantasy about a young woman who is determined to break all the rules and learn to perform magic. She'll just need to hide her activities from her nosy mother, a string of unwelcome suitors, and the young enchanter she manages to butt heads with whenever they see each other. And oh yes, she also needs to master the 438 spells required to pass the enchanter's exam.

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