K-Pop Witch Academy: A Trainee's Dream
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- ISBN 9781917933155
- Weight: 400g
- Dimensions: 148 x 200mm
- Publication Date: 29 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Do Re Mi
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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A perfect performance will cast powerful magic, but one misstep could spell disaster. Are the trainees up to the challenge?
When eleven-year-olds Soo, Ivy, and Min are among the few students invited to join an elite K-pop academy on Ganghwado Island, they think they’re chasing stardom. What they don’t know is that this school doesn’t just make idols. It makes witches.
At this secret academy, trainees learn how the perfect blend of vocals, dance, and rap can cast spells powerful enough to change the world. But magic demands harmony – and these three trainees couldn’t be more out of sync.
Ivy is buzzing with main character energy, but her confidence as a performer could lead to magical chaos! Soo loves to sing, but can she overcome her shyness and find her voice as a star? Min is born to dance, but she’s so busy keeping the peace that she might never claim the spotlight! Every rehearsal is a musical and magical disaster, but if the girls can find their harmony, they could become a global sensation!
Brought to life with over 50 pages of full-colour shojo manga illustration by artist Jenn Aguilera, K-Pop Witch Academy: A Trainee's Dream is a fun, high-energy fantasy adventure for middle-grade readers – and a must-read for fans of manga, magic and K-pop.
Look out for book two, Under the Spotlight, coming in May 2027.
Jenn Aguilera is an illustrator and digital artist based in Honduras. Her dreamy, pastel chibi artwork has attracted a creative anime-loving community on Instagram (@jennummi), where Jenn has amassed over 155k followers.
Fiona Scoble is an editor of award-winning and internationally bestselling children’s books. She lives in Kent with her husband and daughter, where she will often instigate a kitchen disco.
Seong-Jae Kong (@koreanbilly) is a journalist, interpreter, Korean teacher and cultural advisor from Busan, South Korea. His language- and dialect-based content has garnered a total following of over 600k on his YouTube and social media channels. He is currently based in London.
