The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep within the mountains, there lived a peculiar chihuahua named Coco. Coco was not an ordinary chihuahua; he was cursed with the ability to transform into a ferocious werewolf every full moon. The villagers had heard tales of Coco's curse, and they lived in fear of the little chihuahua. They would lock themselves indoors when the full moon was near, terrified of encountering the monstrous creature Coco would become. Children whispered scary stories about the werewolf chihuahua, and adults warned against venturing out at night. Coco himself did not enjoy his cursed existence.
Witch, Please reveals what makes this mysterious religion so desirable for millions of people around the world. In her witty, direct, and heartfelt text, Misty explores spirituality, perseverance, and finding oneself. She shares what she uses her spell book, cauldron, and broomstick for; the significance of Wiccan holidays, many about new beginnings; the surprising history of Wicca; and what kinds of witches there are. She explains how in her busy New York City life, as a mother and a creative director, her faith grounds and sustains her. Her uplifting, you-too-can-find-what-works-for-you voice speaks like a best friend: relatable, honest, and encouraging.
She shares what she uses her spell book, cauldron, and broomstick for; the significance of Wiccan holidays, many about new beginnings; the surprising history of Wicca; and what kinds of witches there are. She shares what she uses her spell book, cauldron, and broomstick for; the significance of Wiccan holidays, many about new beginnings; the surprising history of Wicca; and what kinds of witches there are.
Coco himself did not enjoy his cursed existence. Each month, as the full moon approached, he would feel a strange restlessness deep within his bones. His fur would stand on end, and his ears would twitch uncontrollably.
Witch, Please – Misty Bell Stiers
Misty Bell Stiers set out on a spiritual path to find a faith that worked for her, and accidentally became a witch. She knew the Bible well, and got to know the Torah and Koran. She studied Eastern philosophies, even the stories of the Egyptians and Greeks. Finally, after overcoming an immediate prejudice (“Um, no,” she writes as her initial reaction), she found Wicca.
Witch, Please reveals what makes this mysterious religion so desirable for millions of people around the world. In her witty, direct, and heartfelt text, Misty explores spirituality, perseverance, and finding oneself. She shares what she uses her spell book, cauldron, and broomstick for; the significance of Wiccan holidays, many about new beginnings; the surprising history of Wicca; and what kinds of witches there are. She explains how in her busy New York City life, as a mother and a creative director, her faith grounds and sustains her. Her uplifting, you-too-can-find-what-works-for-you voice speaks like a best friend: relatable, honest, and encouraging.
This unusual and beautifully written memoir explores life and death and everything in between. It’s candid, but it’s also threaded with magic and has a warming, light- hearted playfulness to it. Bewitching original drawings by Misty are throughout, and Misty even shares ten original recipes for her Wiccan holiday treats (including the likes of her cinnamon rolls and roasted garlic rosemary bread, sprinkled with magic and seasoned with love, laughter, and healing).
Misty Bell Stiers is a creative director at Isobar US, one of the world's leading digital agencies with 6,000 employees across 45 offices. She is active with multiple organizations for business women including The 3% Movement and The Wing. Prior to working at Isobar, she was a senior art director with Ogilvy and a visiting professor at the Pratt Institute. She has a BFA from the Ringling College of Art and Design and an MPS from the Pratt Institute. Misty lives in New York City with her husband and two children.
Misty Bell Stiers set out on a spiritual path to find a faith that worked for her, and accidentally became a witch. She knew the Bible well, and got to know the Torah and Koran. She studied Eastern philosophies, even the stories of the Egyptians and Greeks. Finally, after overcoming an immediate prejudice (“Um, no,” she writes as her initial reaction), she found Wicca.
He would hide away in a quiet corner, hoping to avoid causing harm to those around him. The curse had befallen Coco when he was just a puppy. Legend had it that an evil sorcerer, seeking revenge on Coco's owner, had cast a powerful spell over the innocent canine. From that day forward, Coco would forever be caught between his chihuahua self and his werewolf alter ego. Despite the fear and discomfort that the curse brought him, Coco longed for acceptance from the villagers. He yearned for a normal life, where he could play with children and be seen as a beloved pet rather than a creature of the night. Yet, every month, as the full moon rose in the sky, he knew his true nature would be revealed. One day, a wise old woman named Abuela Maria arrived in the village. She had heard of Coco's plight and was determined to help him break free from the curse that bound him. Abuela Maria was known for her deep understanding of ancient rituals and powerful incantations. Under the light of the full moon, Abuela Maria performed a complex ritual with Coco by her side. She chanted ancient verses and sprinkled enchanted herbs, invoking the forces that held Coco captive in his cursed state. As the incantation reached its climax, a blinding light enveloped Coco. When the light subsided, Coco stood before the villagers, no longer a werewolf chihuahua but a normal chihuahua once again. The curse had been broken, and the villagers rejoiced at the sight of the transformed Coco. From that day forward, Coco was embraced by the village and became a beloved member of the community. The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua had finally been lifted, thanks to the wisdom and magic of Abuela Maria. Coco learned to embrace his uniqueness, and he lived a happy and fulfilling life, free from the burden of his previous existence. And so, the village became a place of hope and acceptance, where even the most unlikely of creatures could find love and belonging. The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua became nothing more than a distant memory, its power no longer capable of casting a shadow over Coco's life..
Reviews for "Silent but Deadly: The Secrets of the Werewolf Chihuahua Curse"
1. John - 1 star
"Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" was a complete waste of time for me. The concept sounded intriguing, but the execution was terrible. The acting was amateurish, the dialogue was cheesy, and the special effects were laughable. I felt no connection to the characters, and the storyline was predictable and unoriginal. Overall, it was a poorly made and underwhelming film that I would not recommend.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I was disappointed with "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" as it didn't live up to my expectations. The trailers made it seem like a fun and unique horror-comedy, but it ended up being a forgettable and poorly written film. The jokes fell flat, and the scares were more laughable than terrifying. The plot lacked cohesion and had several plot holes that were never resolved. Additionally, the acting was subpar, and the characters were one-dimensional. I was expecting a quirky and entertaining movie, but instead, I was left disappointed.
3. Mike - 1 star
I couldn't even make it through "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua." The film was incredibly amateurish and poorly made. The dialogue was awkward, the editing was choppy, and the pacing was all over the place. The special effects were low-budget and unconvincing, making it difficult to take the movie seriously. The story was disjointed and lacked any real suspense. Overall, it was a painful viewing experience, and I regret wasting my time on this movie.
4. Lisa - 2 stars
I was excited to watch "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" as I enjoy horror films with a comedic twist. However, this movie missed the mark for me. The humor was forced and fell flat, often relying on cheap gags and slapstick comedy. The attempts at horror were generic and uninspired, failing to create any real tension or scares. The plot felt rushed and lacked depth, making it difficult to invest in the characters or their motivations. Overall, it had potential but failed to deliver a satisfying film.