A great collection of short stories focusing on the life of suburban witches.

The take of a soccer mom watching her kids play a interesting magic game was cool. Rowling could take a page out of that author's book on how magic and sports can mix; much better than Quidditch.

The two parents one upping each other on bird spotting was amusing; though I do wish the author had went into more detail on what the consequences were.

The story of teenagers at prom was lackluster; I had enough teen drama when I was growing up; I can do without it in the stories I read.

Overall, a good book. Pick it up for some light reading. ( )

As one would expect for a book like this, it was both silly and fun. I actually really liked some of the stories and wouldn't mind reading more set in those worlds. "Tacos for Tezcatlipoca", for example, was pretty interesting.

Nothing here is that serious, of course, but if you just want a fun read and like anthologies (particularly if you liked the Chicks in Chainmail anthologies), I recommend it. ( )

Always difficult to rate short stories by multiple authors but this is mostly good and funny. Includes very touching story "Making Love" by Brenda W. Clough about a witch who does magic knitting. ( )

Fun stories about suburban witches- a great very light read. ( )

An anthology of stories by new and established authors treats readers to a glimpse into the many and varied lives of phantastical creatures inhabiting the suburbs. As with most anthologies, some are better than others.

I like Esther Friesner - somehow in selecting this one site unseen online to fill out an order, I managed to miss the fact that she's the editor not the author. Slightly disappointed, I still enjoyed it. ( )