Is the series ‘Wednesday’ a blessing to Christian teens?
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Ellie Willcock2023-01-18T09:45:00
Wednesday Addams is a student; sarcastic, witty and dark. She begins to attend Nevermore Academy and quickly finds herself immersed in a mystery that includes her family as well as coming to terms with being a psychic.
What I liked: The series is very well written for teenagers. The characters are all individual
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