History Literature / AvalonWebOfMagic

* ElementsOfNature: Become a big deal when hitting Level Two.

* MoeStare: Everyone but Adriane in the manga and she got hit by a love spell.

* GoOutWithASmile: [[spoiler:Gardner and Lucinda.]]

* BittersweetEnding: ''Full Circle'' ends with [[spoiler: the mages and Ozzie closing all the portals and sacrificing their jewels to prevent the shadow creatures from destroying everything. This allows Dark Sorcereress and the corrupted Avalon to be destroyed, [[TheMagicGoesAway but at the cost of separating Earth and the magical world forever.]]]] [[Subverted Trope Or so they think.]]

Three twelve-year-old girls find magic jewels, bond with magical animals, and become mages who must defend Earth and the magical worlds from a power-hungry BigBad. This boils down to trying to find the lost home of all magic, Avalon, before the BigBad does.

''Avalon: Web of Magic'' is a series of children's fantasy novels written by Rachel Roberts, loosely based on the ideas from ''WesternAnimation/PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders''. The first installment, ''Circles in the Stream'', was originally published in 2001. After its publisher went out of business in 2005, without publishing the last two books, the series was in limbo until Creator/SevenSeasEntertainment picked it up in late 2006. Seven Seas republished all twelve books, revised by the author and with new covers and illustrations. The series has also been adapted into a three-volume OEL manga.

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''Avalon: Web of Magic'' is a series of children's fantasy novels written by Rachel Roberts, loosely based on the ideas from ''PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders''. The first installment, ''Circles in the Stream'', was originally published in 2001. After its publisher went out of business in 2005, without publishing the last two books, the series was in limbo until Creator/SevenSeasEntertainment picked it up in late 2006. Seven Seas republished all twelve books, revised by the author and with new covers and illustrations. The series has also been adapted into a three-volume OEL manga.

* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler:Miranda and Lucinda.]]
* CallARabbitASmeerp

* DramaticUnmask: With the Forest Prince.

* TheHeartless: The shadow creatures.

* MilesGloriosus: Gwyx.

* ThePowerOfFriendship

* TonightSomeoneDies: [[spoiler:Stormbringer]].

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Kara, Adriane, and Zach when he first shows up..

According to the website, "Avalon: Web of Magic is a sweeping series of young adult fantasy novels...[that] features a magical and adventurous storyline, with positive messages...[and] supports a continuing story arc starring three teenage girls and their animal friends, that centers on themes of friendship, triumph over adversity and love for nature." (TL;DR: Three twelve-year-old girls find magic jewels, bond with magical animals, and become mages who must defend Earth and the magical worlds from a power-hungry BigBad. This boils down to trying to find the lost home of all magic, Avalon, before the BigBad does.

''Avalon: Web of Magic'' is a series of children's fantasy novels written by Rachel Roberts, loosely based on the ideas from ''PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders''. The first installment, ''Circles in the Stream'', was originally published in 2001. After its publisher went out of business in 2005, without publishing the last two books, the series was in limbo until SevenSeasEntertainment picked it up in late 2006. Seven Seas republished all twelve books, revised by the author and with new covers and illustrations. The series has also been adapted into a three-volume OEL manga.

* OrwellianRetcon: Switching publishers to SevenSeasEntertainment let the author fix some of the problems with the series. The last two books avert this by not being published before the previous publisher went belly-up.

* AlphaBitch: Kara is a aversion. She's a popular blonde cheerleader fashionista with a catty girl posse, but Kara herself isn't exactly cruel, and she gets some depth and character development as the series goes on.

* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Stormbringer, as we find out in ''Ghost Wolf'']].
** [[spoiler:And Ozzie in ''Dark Mage'']].

* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:In ''Dark Mage'', Ozzie dies, Emily turns evil, the Dark Sorceress enters Avalon and closes the Gates behind her, and the Spider Witch re-weaves the web so she can control it]]. Yeah, that qualifies.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Time apparently has no weakness.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Emily at the end of ''Dark Mage'']].

* ScrewDestiny: [[spoiler:The mages finally decide this in Full Circle, but only [[FaceHeelTurn after]] [[DownerEnding the]] [[BecauseDestinySaysSo fact]]]].

* AlphaBitch: Kara is a subversion. She's a popular blonde cheerleader fashionista with a catty girl posse, but Kara herself isn't exactly cruel, and she gets some depth and character development as the series goes on.

* BigBadassWolf: The Mistwolves.

* {{Deconstruction}}: Despite it's claim of having "positive" messages, the series is clearly one of these; in this case of similar book series with similar themes, with the characters' GenreBlindness, its DarkerAndEdgier plot, its priority focus on the characters' personal problems (and their arguing), and its [[spoiler: near]] DownerEnding.

* MagicGenetics: Magical ability can skip a generation, and you can be descended from someone who apparently never had kids (or had them very young).

* MoeStare: Everyone but Adriane in the manga. At least until she got hit by a love spell.

** And in the books, there's the arcane arts. Essentially the same as warlock magic.

* PowerTrio: The three main characters: Kara is the Id, Adriane is the Superego and Emily is the Ego.

* TheThreeFacesOfEve: Kara is childish, Emily is sensible and Adriane is dark.