Faeries stick with faeries while witches generally stick with witches. Instead of social clubs, most students are divided by race. While this school lacks clubs and seemingly is female dominated, it does have people like, the hottest boy on campus, the trinity of bullies, evil teachers mixed with nice ones, and the best friend who is a social outcast. Sophie’s new school is just like any cliché high school, but on a smaller scale. Her self-confidence in her powers is shattered upon entry to Hex Hall, but, as the book progresses, she regains her confidence in her powers. Sophie is extremely accepting of new people and ideas. Sadly, her trusting nature gets her into trouble. When people offer her advice, she trusts them because she is in need of basic information. Growing up in a human home, she is unaware of many things in the world of magic. She is extremely sarcastic and her sense of humor makes the book light-hearted. Like many protagonists, she is curious and brave when she needs to be. But before she can settle into Hex Hall, witches start getting attacked and her new best friend is the prime suspect.

At this enchanted boarding school, Sophie soon meets a new best friend, makes three new enemies, and falls for the hottest boy on campus. Hex Hall), a reform school for shapeshifters, witches, warlocks, and faeries. As punishment, she gets sent to Hecate Hall (aka.

After wielding her powers for years, a love spell gone wrong attracts too much unwanted attention. She first discovered her powers when she was thirteen and they got her into plenty of trouble. Sophie Mercer is a witch who lives with her human mother. Rachel Hawkins’s Hex Hall is the first book in the Hex Hall series.

Miss Mayhem by Rachel Hawkins