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I would recommend this for a read even if you don't consider yourself spiritual. The author's takes on history and The Patriarchy are really interesting, and offer a take that I hadn't considered, but makes perfect sense. I found a warm familiarity when reading this, and I imagine others will too. I found I was reading aspects of myself that I hadn't shared and her words gave a sense of forgotten community that was pleasant. Give it a go.

Lister‘s style will not appeal to all, and while not inclusive to what my finance coach calls women+, as the target audience, I enjoyed this combination of memoir, history, and introduction to witchcraft guide. I could have done without some of the verbiage, but I also understand that reclaiming those words and rejecting any shame and discomfort around them is part of reclaiming the divine feminine power that has been stripped away by patriarchy.

“You know, for someone with your reputation, you are amazingly difficult to get into bed.”
― Kalayna Price, Grave Witch

What did you think of the book this month?

Favorite Witch YouTube video.

Do you have a reputation for something?
 
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“I never want this moment to end”
― Isabel Sterling, These Witches Don't Burn

Who is your favorite Pop Culture witch?

Favorite Witch Meme?

Have you ever had a moment that you didn‘t want to end?

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Big, BIG thumbs down for this one. Aside from a tone and cadence I find annoying - this book willingly (and blatantly) excludes transgender, male, or otherwise "non-bleeding" witches.
I bailed on this - but I read enough to know that this one is a pan. And while I am not in the habit of putting books in the trash - this one's fate has been sealed. I will not perpetuate this mentality by donating or otherwise paying-it-forward with this one.

"Prince Charming?" Falin asked, the question barely a whisper. "What did you think PC stood for? Politically Correct?”
― Kalayna Price, Grave Witch

What is your favorite witch movie?

Would you befriend a witch?

Do you or have you ever wanted to learn/practice the art of magic?

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“And it‘s not like Disney ever showed us how to fall for another girl.”
― Isabel Sterling, These Witches Don't Burn

Which book did you choose to read this month?

What is your favorite witch book?

Any fun Easter plans?

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🖤What a lovely way to spend a day 🎃

I‘m the target audience for this book (a cis-female feminist with some curiosity about witchcraft). Though there was some interesting information for beginners, I never really connected with the author‘s style.

Loved the cover!

These past few weeks have been up and down. Haven't had much desire to read. This book has become a safe haven for me. It is amazingly inspirational! ❤

So much love for this book! ❤

I am finding this book to be very empowering! I am loving it! ❤

When you just aren't feeling the greatest and a nap just isn't happening....the next best thing is a big cup of tea and solace in a good book!

Listening to audiobook!

#birthdaybookhaul #incoming #tbr

Loving this book!

Upcoming swap from @monalyisha 🔮🔮🔮 #witchpleaseswap
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This book is wonderful eye-opening, feminist, moving, educational, challenging, and a call to be all you can be because the world needs you now. Some have called her view of witch power bigoted for people who do not have wombs; she plainly explains she means the sacral and root chakras. People who are benefiting from patriarchy will call this an "angry feminist" book because they don't understand that we are DONE with the old system. ?????

Ugh I hated this book. Very Angry White Feminist, very exclusive. Lots of screaming and anger.

It was a super interesting book/perspective! It‘s a great intro to what being a witch can mean.

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3. 2 little boys! 💙💙
4. See profile, too many!
5. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
6. 😄
7. Lovely!
8. I used to be a Goth, with synthetic dreads and a love for purple lipstick! Still 💜 the music!
9. Don't have either so can't choose!
10. Morning: coffee, daytime: tea, evening: hot choc!
11. Tagged book 😂
12. @Birdsong28 if you haven't done it!
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Exactly what the (negative) reviews on Goodreads promised. Some interesting things to learn, but really repetitive.

Currently in the doctors waiting for a smear. They're important! And reading this. Thought it would be the perfect reading for an appointment like this. Enjoying it so far.

Once again, something has come between me and my reading.

OMG!! My library had this in the ebook system. Day made.

With solstice coming up, I decided to catch up on my witchiness! #decktheshelves but #solstice #maybeawitch

Current mood.

I‘ve actually got a ton of reference books on witches for one of my stories! Day 7 of #riotgrams #SkullsPumpkinsWitches

Ok. So... finally got to finish this precious book. And to be honest, I loved it. I've always been curious about witches and I didn't know where to start... or what to believe. I gave this book a try and was so worth it. It was easy to read and you could sense the passion behind all the words (that's what I liked most). For me this is a pick.

Finally I have the chance and time to read this precious book!!!!! Been waiting for classes to be over. It's my last year at college and it's getting a little harder to find time to read but I'm going to read everything I can this summer.