The Secret Society of the Willbrook Witches
Andrea’s first year at university gets off to a strange start when she discovers she may be a witch!
“A perfect balance between teenage struggles and a dash of magic, this story makes me wish I was best friends with the girls in Rosemary and Toad.”—Vivian Zhou, creator of the Atana graphic novel series
Introducing a cozy coven of YA witches... Andrea is nervous to start university in the small town of Willbrook. Introverted and shy, she’s living away from home for the first time and finding it hard to fit in. When Andrea meets Elaine and Sybil, they quickly welcome her to their group. Andrea might have finally found her people, but they have a huge secret…they’re witches—and they think Andrea is too.
As Elaine and Sybil teach her how to harness her powers, she finally starts to feel like she belongs. But the girls learn there’s another witch on campus, and this one might not have good intentions. Soon, Andrea learns that the world of magic is much bigger than she imagined.
Book One of The Willbrook Witches
Praise & Recognition
"The Secret Society of the Willbrook Witches is a funny, relatable, and deeply charming story. A perfect balance between teenage struggles and a dash of magic, this story makes me wish I was best friends with the girls in Rosemary and Toad. Readers will definitely want to follow along for more of their adventures!"
Vivian Zhou, creator of the Atana graphic novel series"The Secret Society of the Willbrook Witches takes you to a world both familiar and fantastical. Readers will instantly identify with the main character, Andrea, as she struggles to fit in and find her people. This cozy mystery story, beautifully illustrated in black and white, with colored accents to highlight the magical plot points, is sure to charm readers of all ages in its spell."
Brenda Hickey, comic artist for My Little Pony and creator of the Don't Call Me Sidekick! series“A group of young, independent women band together in magical fellowship…A light, witchy fantasy populated by some cool characters.”
Kirkus ReviewsDetails
Publication Date: October 6, 2026
Reading Age: 12 - 18
Reading Level: Y
Genre: Teen
Product Format: Paperback
Pages: 80
ISBN: 978-1-77260-479-5
Weight: 200
About the Author
Camille Perron-Cormier
Camille Perron-Cormier is from the Greater Moncton Area in New Brunswick. She completed a Bachelor of Arts and Design degree with a concentration in comic books at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) in 2018. Since graduating, she has returned to New Brunswick, where she creates comics, illustrations, graphic recordings, graphic design, and leads art workshops.
She has illustrated several children’s books with Éditions Bouton d’or Acadie, a francophone publisher based in New Brunswick. With them, she also launched her first graphic novel series, Crapaud et Romarin, translated into English by Second Story Press as The Willbrook Witches series. She is very happy to present the series to anglophone audiences. The first volume was awarded the Découverte de l’année (Discovery of the Year) award at Les Éloizes in 2024.
About the Illustrator
Camille Perron-Cormier
Camille Perron-Cormier is from the Greater Moncton Area in New Brunswick. She completed a Bachelor of Arts and Design degree with a concentration in comic books at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) in 2018. Since graduating, she has returned to New Brunswick, where she creates comics, illustrations, graphic recordings, graphic design, and leads art workshops.
She has illustrated several children’s books with Éditions Bouton d’or Acadie, a francophone publisher based in New Brunswick. With them, she also launched her first graphic novel series, Crapaud et Romarin, translated into English by Second Story Press as The Willbrook Witches series. She is very happy to present the series to anglophone audiences. The first volume was awarded the Découverte de l’année (Discovery of the Year) award at Les Éloizes in 2024.
About the Translator
Camille Perron-Cormier
Camille Perron-Cormier is from the Greater Moncton Area in New Brunswick. She completed a Bachelor of Arts and Design degree with a concentration in comic books at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) in 2018. Since graduating, she has returned to New Brunswick, where she creates comics, illustrations, graphic recordings, graphic design, and leads art workshops.
She has illustrated several children’s books with Éditions Bouton d’or Acadie, a francophone publisher based in New Brunswick. With them, she also launched her first graphic novel series, Crapaud et Romarin, translated into English by Second Story Press as The Willbrook Witches series. She is very happy to present the series to anglophone audiences. The first volume was awarded the Découverte de l’année (Discovery of the Year) award at Les Éloizes in 2024.
