I have The Inheritance of Orquidea Divina on my list and now I want to move it to the top of my pile. I am enjoying The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Mandanna and just added her other book, A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping to my wish list. I hadn't seen The Black Witch so I definitely want to check that one out. Thanks for great suggestions!
I am working on a witchy reads video too! You should absolutely add to your witchy TBR: Weyward by Emilia Hart Once and Future Witches by Alix Harrow Hester by Laurie Albanese The Witches of Moonshyne Manor by Bianca Marais Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling Garden of the Cursed by Katy Pool
Oh! Exciting! I hope your video inspires lots of people to pick up witchy reads! Thank you so much for the recommendations! Some of them I already read, and some I heard amazing things!!
Once and Future Witches is patiently waiting in my bookshelf for me to finish my current read! I cannot wait to read it, I've been waiting for age to get my hands on it!! 😁
Thank you for the amazing recommendations. I added several to a wishlist for later purchase. A book I recommend though is "The Spellshop" by Sarah Beth Durst.
--I've read The Inheritance of Orquidea Divina and quite enjoyed it. I definitely recommend it. --I definitely agree with you on Nettle&Bone. I really enjoyed reading it earlier this year. --Most of the other books are on my TBR and I hope to get to them...eventually. Thanks for sharing such a fun list!
Oooo! Fun suggestions. I will need to sit down and put some of these on my wishlist. Don’t judge me! A witch book that was so much fun, but not spooky was “ The House Witch” by Delemhach. Medieval setting, politics, romance and a fantastic, abrasive and lovable main character. 4.5 stars with over 9K reviews.
Cackle is my favorite and can’t find anything quite like that so far. Amazing atmosphere, strong female characters, interesting main character development, you will feel empowered after reading it.
I hadnt fknished Slewfoot when i did my video or it would have been mentioned because it was great. Definitely recommend it. Thanks for collabing again this year ❤
Last year for #Hallowreads I read and loved soooo much "The Witch of Willow Hall" by Hester Fox, in my opinion an underrated or rather an overlooked book in the community. Is a historical fiction about a family that are descendants from the Salem witches and they arrive to this middle of nowhere manor near a dark forest. It has a little bit of romance but it's subtle so that the story cannot be properly considered a romance, it is more of a spooky mystery with ghosts and this amazing witch that is one of the sisters... loved it. Oh and it's set in the 19th century so the vibes are just *chef kiss* And the year before I read "The Once and Future Witches" that a friend who lives in London lent me in English. I loved it so much that by the time it came out in Spanish I told my handful of friends to read it, with the surprising reaction of... not really liking it. So in my opinion even thoug the book was well translated, the translator didn't transfer the spirit of the original Alix Harrow's book in its entirety and killed the vibe in the process. I don't know, I tried to read it in Spanish and it definitely felt flat when I had loved it so so much when I read it in English. This year I will be reading "Belladonna" and "Nettle and Bone" the first one in Spanish and the second one in English, I know that a Mexican publisher has published (valga la redundancia) it in Spanish but it's hard to find it in Spain and the shipping from Mexico would be a joke without the fun part. Anyway as you well know, books are incredibly expensive in Spain so... win-win at least for me (and you)
Ahh! Thank you for the recs Polly! I will definitely be 👀 The witch of willow hall! It sounds so good! I totally agree with the translations. I am currently reading Foxglove in Spanish (because I went to a signing and it was impossible to miss the opportunity!) and I am cringing so hard all the time! The vibes are not as good as I found Belladonna’s (in English) but hopefully it will be a good experience for you! Nettle&Bone definitely good idea to read in English! And yeah, man! Books here.. una locura 😭
@@FunFantasyBooks I am reading "Belladonna" in Spanish only because I had heard so much about it that when I happened to be at Casa del Libro... I mean, it was there, so I had to. If they had had in in English I would have bought it in English... I have become very picky over the years especially since most publishers won't hire correctors ehemMinotauroPlanetaehm
Thank you so much for the kind words Isa 💙 To be honest, in these times it's difficult to think about reviews. But every act of normality helps me get bk to normality too. Thank you!
I crafted this list based both witchy books I read (and loved) but also added some witchy books that were mentioned time and time again while doing the research! I hoped for this list to be very complete!
Her top 9 in this video she stated having read and her enthusiasm as well as reviews prompted me to wishlist most of them. But I am also looking at the ones she specified having not read.
I recently read Circe and really liked it. I thought it connected different myths really well. I just finished The Grace of Wild Things, and it's such a wholesome book. It's a middle grade about a girl who stays to live with a witch and tries to learn magic. You convinced me to read Payback's a Witch.
I love how much range there is here! Cozy witches, scary witches, murderous witches, romantic witches, witch hunters!
Yay!! I tried to make it all about reading witchy vibes! Then you add your liking with them and bam, you have a rec!
The Last Apprentice series by Joseph Delaney was one of my favorite witch series. There are quite a few books in the series.
Ohhh the research that went into putting this list together! I love it!
Circe is definitely at the top of my list! So good! And I desperately need to read Cackle. I think I will love it. Great list as always!
Yayyy! I tried to make a comprehensive list! Hopefully I made it!
Yes! I think you will love Cackle!
I have The Inheritance of Orquidea Divina on my list and now I want to move it to the top of my pile. I am enjoying The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Mandanna and just added her other book, A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping to my wish list. I hadn't seen The Black Witch so I definitely want to check that one out. Thanks for great suggestions!
I am working on a witchy reads video too! You should absolutely add to your witchy TBR:
Weyward by Emilia Hart
Once and Future Witches by Alix Harrow
Hester by Laurie Albanese
The Witches of Moonshyne Manor by Bianca Marais
Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young
The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling
Garden of the Cursed by Katy Pool
Oh! Exciting! I hope your video inspires lots of people to pick up witchy reads! Thank you so much for the recommendations! Some of them I already read, and some I heard amazing things!!
Once and Future Witches is patiently waiting in my bookshelf for me to finish my current read! I cannot wait to read it, I've been waiting for age to get my hands on it!! 😁
@alixdesagnat8204 it's one of my all time favorite books! So good!!
Thank you for the amazing recommendations. I added several to a wishlist for later purchase. A book I recommend though is "The Spellshop" by Sarah Beth Durst.
Yay! So happy it was useful!
Oh I love your passion! Makes me want to read all of these!
Ahhh thank you so much for letting me know, your comment really brightened my day!
--I've read The Inheritance of Orquidea Divina and quite enjoyed it. I definitely recommend it.
--I definitely agree with you on Nettle&Bone. I really enjoyed reading it earlier this year.
--Most of the other books are on my TBR and I hope to get to them...eventually.
Thanks for sharing such a fun list!
Love this ❤ love a good witchy book especially in Autumn 🍂
Oooo! Fun suggestions. I will need to sit down and put some of these on my wishlist. Don’t judge me! A witch book that was so much fun, but not spooky was “ The House Witch” by Delemhach. Medieval setting, politics, romance and a fantastic, abrasive and lovable main character. 4.5 stars with over 9K reviews.
Ahhhhh!!!! Thank you for being here dear 💕✨! Medieval setting and witches sound like and absolute blast! Thank you for the recommendation!
Cackle is my favorite and can’t find anything quite like that so far. Amazing atmosphere, strong female characters, interesting main character development, you will feel empowered after reading it.
Cackle was so much fun 🥹
I hadnt fknished Slewfoot when i did my video or it would have been mentioned because it was great. Definitely recommend it. Thanks for collabing again this year ❤
Ahh thank YOU Beccie for inviting me, it is always such a treat!!!
VenCo by Cherie Dimaline is a modern day witch tale, really good, highly recommend. Thanks for this video!
Thank you! So happy you enjoyed it!
You have to read “Her Majesty’s Royal Coven” such a series the second ones even better
I have not! Thank you for recommending!
Have you read The EX Hex it is more romance than fantasy but the title caught my eye and it turned out to be kind of a fun read.
I did!! It was definitely a fun, slightly steamy read with Halloween vibes! But I didn’t looove it! Have you tried Payback’s a witch?
I hadn't heard of it until your video I will look for it at the library.
Yes, Circe, I forgot to add that one to my list! I am currently reading Slewfoot!
Yes!! And how are your feelings with Slewfoot?
@@FunFantasyBooks Enjoying it so far!
I am reading Circe at the moment. Enjoying so far
Circe is phenomenal!!
Happy reading to you!! 🎉
Happy reading Ela! Thank you for stopping by!
Congrats on 10k! I didn't even notice!
Ahhh thank you so much 🥹, it really means a lot! You did notice! 💕
The Wicked Deep is my favorite from this video ♥️
Such a great book!
I really need to get around to Ninth Rain at some point, but at this rate it won't be for at least another year 🤡
Last year for #Hallowreads I read and loved soooo much "The Witch of Willow Hall" by Hester Fox, in my opinion an underrated or rather an overlooked book in the community. Is a historical fiction about a family that are descendants from the Salem witches and they arrive to this middle of nowhere manor near a dark forest. It has a little bit of romance but it's subtle so that the story cannot be properly considered a romance, it is more of a spooky mystery with ghosts and this amazing witch that is one of the sisters... loved it. Oh and it's set in the 19th century so the vibes are just *chef kiss*
And the year before I read "The Once and Future Witches" that a friend who lives in London lent me in English. I loved it so much that by the time it came out in Spanish I told my handful of friends to read it, with the surprising reaction of... not really liking it. So in my opinion even thoug the book was well translated, the translator didn't transfer the spirit of the original Alix Harrow's book in its entirety and killed the vibe in the process. I don't know, I tried to read it in Spanish and it definitely felt flat when I had loved it so so much when I read it in English.
This year I will be reading "Belladonna" and "Nettle and Bone" the first one in Spanish and the second one in English, I know that a Mexican publisher has published (valga la redundancia) it in Spanish but it's hard to find it in Spain and the shipping from Mexico would be a joke without the fun part. Anyway as you well know, books are incredibly expensive in Spain so... win-win at least for me (and you)
Ahh! Thank you for the recs Polly! I will definitely be 👀 The witch of willow hall! It sounds so good!
I totally agree with the translations. I am currently reading Foxglove in Spanish (because I went to a signing and it was impossible to miss the opportunity!) and I am cringing so hard all the time! The vibes are not as good as I found Belladonna’s (in English) but hopefully it will be a good experience for you! Nettle&Bone definitely good idea to read in English! And yeah, man! Books here.. una locura 😭
@@FunFantasyBooks I am reading "Belladonna" in Spanish only because I had heard so much about it that when I happened to be at Casa del Libro... I mean, it was there, so I had to. If they had had in in English I would have bought it in English... I have become very picky over the years especially since most publishers won't hire correctors ehemMinotauroPlanetaehm
Thank you so much for the kind words Isa 💙
To be honest, in these times it's difficult to think about reviews. But every act of normality helps me get bk to normality too. Thank you!
So wait these are recs but you didn’t read them? I’m confused.
I crafted this list based both witchy books I read (and loved) but also added some witchy books that were mentioned time and time again while doing the research! I hoped for this list to be very complete!
Her top 9 in this video she stated having read and her enthusiasm as well as reviews prompted me to wishlist most of them. But I am also looking at the ones she specified having not read.
I recently read Circe and really liked it. I thought it connected different myths really well.
I just finished The Grace of Wild Things, and it's such a wholesome book. It's a middle grade about a girl who stays to live with a witch and tries to learn magic.
You convinced me to read Payback's a Witch.
Which witch is which
Hahahahah