Sophie thinks that with her pink dresses, sweet smile, and blonde hair, she will be a shoe-in for the school of Good. Agatha, her best friend, would rather sit in her dark, dungeon of a bedroom than socialize with anyone. They seem to fit the exact stereotype for Good and Evil. But when they arrive, a terrible mix up happens, and they are sent to the wrong schools.
Is this all some terrible accident? Or is this the first step in finding out who really is good and who really is evil?
This book is an excellent, fast paced read. I would recommend this book for high-school aged students, based on content (after all, there is a whole school devoted to being evil. When they say Evil, it is really EVIL and frankly kind of unnecessary with the amount of time they spend learning about maiming and harming cute animals.)
Grade Level: 5.1
