pickThis was a charming magical read, I really enjoyed it. I loved the concept of a witches book club, it is definitely the kind of bookclub I would be joining. The writing reminded me of the Sarah Addison Allen books I have read, it was a captivating read for anyone who likes a witchy/whimsical element in their books.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #thewitchesofcambridge #mennavanprague #tea_sipping_bookworm #goodreads #greatreads #witches #fantasy #thestorygraph #litsy
Stumbled across this author in my local library. Her book, the lost art of letter writing, was fantastic so I thought I'd best delve into her her world once more.
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pickMy friend gave me this book to read. Looking at the cover I probably would have never chosen this. It‘s a really quick, fun read about modern day witches and their lives using their given magic talents and their lives at Cambridge. I may have to read her other books😛
Can someone explain to me what a Tupperware sky looks like?!🤔 No, really!
pickOn the whole I really enjoyed this book. I thought the pace was a bit fast towards the end, but still enjoyable. I like the mix of reality and magic in this book. It's a comforting snuggly book.
Héloïse has always been drawn to used books far more than new ones. She loves to hold them and wonder who else has done so; she‘s excited to find notes in the margins or pages folded over, showing that someone has loved this particular moment of the story especially.
pickThis is a definite pick. I love books set in the regular world with a bit of magic added. This book is sweet and simple and simply delightful. It isn't "literary fiction", but it is absolutely enjoyable.
I bought this because I'd just read a book by the author and really enjoyed it. I'm going to finish because I want to see what happens, but I am feeling cheated. Same themes, situations, and even two of the character names from the other book. Too many characters sans depth. Ick.
The Witches of Cambridge: A Novel | 
