Fiction folks. This is another fiction by the same writer. Kids who have no knowledge of the reality of the Pagan beliefs eat this stuff up. As all the other books like this I doubt there is a claim by the writer or publishers that it was meant to be taken literally or even seriously. Kids do though so it keeps them busy with make-believe until they grow up and remember these reads so they can become interested in the real thing. Just hopefully it won't lead to them becoming interested in the negative things that are often associated with occult matters. Sometimes kids can't seperate the differences. That is my only objection to these writings. But for the most part kids are pretty smart today and most know these types of books are nothing more than entertainment. I only am concerned about the ones who are looking to fit into something and maybe go too far.