He has a friendship, though strongly disapproved of by his master, with a young witch named Alice Deane.
Tom has accomplished many things, despite his lack of experience. During the sixth book it is revealed that Tom's mother is infact the original Lamia from which all other lamia witches are decended from. He is the seventh son of a seventh son, but it is revealed in the fourth book of the series that his mother is a domestic Lamia Witch from Greece whom his father saved during his time as a sailor. The Spook has had twenty-nine apprentices before Tom, who is the best and last of his apprentices. Thomas Jason Ward is a flourishing apprentice to John Gregory, the County Spook. This page is most probably telling the readers of Thomas James Ward's future. Years, later the place where this man died is called the Wardstone. As Arianwyn struggles with her spells, it’s soon clear there’s much more than her pride at stake … A bewitching debut set in a world of domestic magic – a refreshingly small-world fantasy perfect for readers aged 9 and up.Ī spellbinding read, tapping into important themes of overcoming failure and building self-esteem.Tom's Apperance In The Spooks Apprentice The Video GameĪt the beginning of the books there is a single page, telling of a man who sacrficed his life saving the world. Turns out Gimma is the pompous mayor’s favourite niece – and worse, she opens a magical rift in the nearby forest.
Awarded the dull bronze disc of an apprentice – to the glee of her arch-rival, Gimma – she’s sent to protect the remote, dreary town of Lull. Studio Ghibli meets Diana Wynne Jones in the first spellbinding APPRENTICE WITCH book! ‘Reminded me of the best of the Worst Witch books’ ABI ELPHINSTONE ‘A charming tale of magic, bravery and friendship, reminiscent of Diana Wynne Jones.’ GUARDIAN ‘The Apprentice Witch is entirely more charming, adventurous, and full of heart than a book has any right to be.’ TRENTON LEE STEWART ‘A delightful, witty and vivid story’ KIRAN MILLWOOD HARGRAVE Arianwyn fluffs her witch’s assessment.
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