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When their guardian suddenly dies, Tony and Tia are shipped off to an orphanage, where they meet a man who claims to be their uncle and have legal guardianship over them. Both kids know that not only is this man not related to them in any way, but also that he only wants to harm them. In order to avoid this and in order to discover exactly who they are, they escape from the orphanage one night and begin a dangerous journey to Witch Mountain, following clues that Tia had just discovered that their real uncle left them.
I vaguely remember watching and enjoying the Escape to Witch Mountain movies when I was a kid; hearing that Disney was going to make a third remake of the adaptation of the book spurned me on to mooch and read this book. It was a cute book, though at times it seemed a little too convenient how Tia and Tony would suddenly remember something about themselves at the exact right point in time to help them out of a bad situation. I suppose, however, that for the age group this was written for, that it was the best way to go about learning about the kids and where they came from.
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Race to Witch Mountain is a re-imagined version of Escape to Witch Mountain, and there are significant differences between the two. The characters. The characters<’ needs are different, but the heart of the stories is the same: Two kids who enlist the help of a man to help them reach a place called Witch Mountain.
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