The eighth book in the Upside-Down Magic series takes readers on another magical adventure. This time, the characters find themselves facing new challenges and discovering the true power of their unique abilities. In this book, titled "Shadow Magic," Nory and her friends are enrolled in a special summer program at a prestigious magical academy. The students are excited to learn from experienced teachers and hone their magical skills. But things quickly take a turn when a mysterious shadow begins haunting the school. As the shadow grows stronger and more menacing, the students must use their unconventional magic to uncover its origin and stop it from wreaking havoc.
The Spookiest Vampire and Witch Names for Halloween Babies (or Anyone!)
Having a Halloween baby? Let these spooky witch and vampire names inspire you.
Updated December 10, 2021
Historically, witches and vampires have had villainous and evil reputations, and rightfully so. But over time, many people have come to love representing their rebellious and magical behaviors by giving a child or pet a mystical or spooky name. If your baby is born during the month of October or is a Halloween baby, these vampire-inspired names and witch names could be perfect.
If you’re eager to find a name that encompasses your fascination for magical beings, these names are fit for a Scorpio! Get your spellbooks ready to write down our list of the spookiest vampire and witch names for your baby.
As the shadow grows stronger and more menacing, the students must use their unconventional magic to uncover its origin and stop it from wreaking havoc. The challenges they face push them to embrace their differences and work together as a team. In this book, Nory's ability to transform into different animals becomes a key part of solving the mystery.
Top Vampire Names
Did you know that vampire is an Albanian folklore word meaning, to drink with teeth? Vampires are also notorious for being immortal, strong, and attractive. So step aside, Buffy. Here is a wonderfully dreadful list of names that any vampire-lover will love.
Female Vampire Names
- Ambrosia: means ‘immortal’ or ‘food for the gods’
- Belladonna: (a poisonous plant) means ‘beautiful lady’
- Bronwyn: means ‘a fiery spirit distilled from wine’
- Elvyra: means ‘impartial judgment’ or ‘close’
- Esmeralda: means ‘emerald’
- Luna: means ‘moon’
- Ophelia: means ‘useful’ or ‘wise’
- Selene: (mother of vampires) means ‘goddess of moon’ or ‘heavenly’
Male Vampire Names
- Armand: (from The Vampire Chronicles) means ‘warrior’
- Blade: means ‘knife, sword’ or ‘glory’
- Bram: (author of Dracula) means ‘raven’ or ‘father of a multitude’
- Draco: means ‘dragon’ or ‘male swan’
- Helsing: (vampire hunter from Dracula)
- Vlad: (Vlad the Impaler) short for Vladimira, means ‘regal’ or ‘to rule with peace’
- Thorne: means ‘thorn tree’
- Spike: (from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel) means ‘long, heavy nail’
Gender-Neutral Vampire Names
- Corbin: means ‘Raven’
- Shadow: means ‘mystique’
- Zagan: means ‘fallen angel’
- Zolan: a mysterious name, which could mean ‘restless spirit’ or ‘inspired, introspective’
She discovers that her shapeshifting powers can be used not only for fun and games but also to help others and overcome seemingly impossible obstacles. Throughout the story, themes of friendship, acceptance, and self-discovery are explored. The characters learn that their unique magical abilities may be different from others, but they are just as valuable and important. They learn to embrace their differences and celebrate their individual strengths. "Shadow Magic" is a fun and exciting addition to the Upside-Down Magic series, filled with humor, adventure, and heartwarming moments. It encourages readers to embrace their own uniqueness and celebrate what makes them special..
Reviews for "Magic, Friendship, and Adventure: Discovering the Eighth Book in the Series"
1. Jennifer - 2 stars - I was really excited to read the eighth book in the "Exploring Upside Down Magic" series, but unfortunately, I was left feeling disappointed. The plot felt messy and rushed, with too many subplots that didn't add much to the overall story. The characters, who I had grown to love in the previous books, felt underdeveloped and their actions didn't always make sense. Overall, it just didn't live up to my expectations and I hope the next book in the series will be better.
2. Michael - 1 star - I have been a fan of the "Exploring Upside Down Magic" series since the beginning, but the eighth book really missed the mark for me. The story seemed to drag on and lacked the excitement and magic of the previous installments. The character development was lacking and I had a hard time connecting with the main characters. I was also disappointed with the resolution of the conflicts, as it felt rushed and unsatisfying. Overall, I was left feeling let down and hope that future books in the series will recapture the magic that initially drew me in.
3. Sarah - 3 stars - As a long-time reader of the "Exploring Upside Down Magic" series, I was excited to dive into the eighth book. While it had its moments, I found the overall pacing to be slow and the plot to be predictable. I didn't feel as invested in the characters as I had in previous books, and some of their actions felt out of character. However, I still enjoyed the magical elements and the world-building, and I'm curious to see where the series will go next.