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The release date for the highly anticipated game "Mini Witch in the Woods" has finally been announced. After months of speculation and anticipation from fans, the game developers have revealed that the release date is set for November 15th. This news has sent waves of excitement among gamers who have been eagerly waiting to embark on their magical journey in the mysterious woods. With stunning graphics, captivating gameplay, and a unique storyline, "Mini Witch in the Woods" promises to be a game like no other. Players will have the opportunity to step into the shoes of a young apprentice witch and navigate through a beautifully crafted forest filled with enchanting creatures, hidden treasures, and challenging quests. The game will immerse players in a world of magic and mystery, allowing them to explore, interact with characters, and learn powerful spells.

The game will immerse players in a world of magic and mystery, allowing them to explore, interact with characters, and learn powerful spells. The release date announcement has left fans counting down the days until they can finally dive into this enchanting gameplay experience. November 15th will surely be a day to mark on the calendar for all avid gamers and fantasy enthusiasts.

Books to ease your wanderlust during lockdown

I always associate summer, in particular August, with exploring new places and travelling to see family and friends. However, many of us are currently stuck at home or at least obliged to stay close to home. Books have the powerful ability to immerse the reader in new worlds and beautiful settings and I would like to share some of my favourite books for travel enthusiasts.

The Italian Villa – Daniela Sacerdoti

Beautiful landscapes and summer sensations are at the forefront of this book. I adored the small town Italian scenery and the long descriptions. This book is perfect for anyone wishing to escape the busy city life and enter a world of serenity and sunshine.

City of Girls – Elizabeth Gilbert

I recently finished this book and am in awe of the storytelling and characters. The 1940s New York setting is alluring and perfect for fans of Historical Fiction who also wish to explore a complex backdrop.

The Great Alone – Kristin Hannah

Kristin Hannah is an expert at developing an authentic and brilliant setting and this book is no exception. The harshness of the Alaskan wilderness is perhaps not the most obvious choice for a summer read however may be a suitable option for anyone wishing to escape the heatwave.

The Travelling Cat Chronicles – Hiro Arikawa

One of my favourite books of 2018 was The Travelling Cat Chronicles. Aside from the beautiful storyline, this book also spans city life and village life in Japan and is perfect for anyone looking to read something different.

The Beekeper’s Promise – Fiona Valpy

Set in France and switching between dual timelines, The Beekeeper’s Promise is the perfect summer read. The chateau is a key location in this book and quickly became a place I could imagine spending the summer in.

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Kristin Hannah is an expert at developing an authentic and brilliant setting and this book is no exception. The harshness of the Alaskan wilderness is perhaps not the most obvious choice for a summer read however may be a suitable option for anyone wishing to escape the heatwave.

"Mini Witch in the Woods" promises to be a magical adventure that will captivate players from start to finish. Get ready to unleash your inner witch and venture into the enchanting woods when the game releases on November 15th..

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