Soman Chainani

The School for Good and Evil


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The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani with illustrations by Iacopo Bruno

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      First published in the USA by HarperCollins Children’s Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. in 2013

      First published in Great Britain by HarperCollins Children’s Books in 2013

      The School for Good and Evil

      Text copyright © 2013 by Soman Chainani

      Illustrations copyright © 2013 by Iacopo Bruno

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      Source ISBN: 9780007492930

      Ebook Edition © JUNE 2013 ISBN: 9780007492947

      Version: 2019-09-05

      IN THE FOREST PRIMEVAL

      A SCHOOL FOR GOOD AND EVIL

      TWO TOWERS LIKE TWIN HEADS

      ONE FOR THE PURE

      ONE FOR THE WICKED

      TRY TO ESCAPE YOU’LL ALWAYS FAIL

      THE ONLY WAY OUT IS

      THROUGH A FAIRY TALE

      Contents

       Title Page

       Dedication

       6 - Definitely Evil

       7 - Grand High Witch Ultimate

       8 - Wish Fish

       9 - The 100% Talent Show

       10 - Bad Group

       11 - The School Master’s Riddle

       12 - Dead Ends

       13 - Doom Room

       14 - The Crypt Keeper’s Solution

       15 - Choose Your Coffin

       16 - Cupid Goes Rogue

       17 - The Empress’s New Clothes

       18 - The Roach and the Fox

       19 - I Have a Prince

       20 - Secrets and Lies

       21 - Trial by Tale

       22 - Nemesis Dreams

       23 - Magic in the Mirror

       24 - Hope in the Toilet

       25 - Symptoms

       26 - The Circus of Talents

       27 - Promises Unkept

       28 - The Witch of Woods Beyond

       29 - Beautiful Evil

       30 - Never After

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       About the Author

       About the Publisher

      ophie had waited all her life to be kidnapped.

      But tonight, all the other children of Gavaldon writhed in their beds. If the School Master took them, they’d never return. Never lead a full life. Never see their family again. Tonight these children dreamt of a red-eyed thief with the body of a beast, come to rip them from their sheets and stifle their screams.

      Sophie dreamt of princes instead.

      She had arrived at a castle ball thrown in her honor, only to find the hall filled with a hundred suitors and no other girls in sight. Here for the first time were boys who deserved her, she thought as she walked the line. Hair shiny and thick, muscles taut through shirts, skin smooth and tan, beautiful and attentive like princes should be. But just as she came to one who seemed better than the rest, with brilliant blue eyes and ghostly white hair, the one who felt like Happily Ever After . . . a hammer broke through the walls of the room and smashed the princes to shards.

      Sophie’s eyes opened to morning. The hammer was real. The princes were not.

      “Father, if I don’t