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This is a sweet cozy fantasy about 3 seer sisters who run a tearoom where they read tea leaves for their customers. Positive the tearoom and home is their future, all 3 are surprised to find themselves called to different pursuits just when it seems they most need to be united to the job of helping elder witches find their life tasks. Leans hard on the “failure to communicate” trope but is ultimately a satisfying story about finding your own path.

This is really freaking cute. I definitely recommend. If you like cozy fantasy.

#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

I wanted to like this, but it is coming off as pretentious. Maybe it‘s my mood. Just not invested and I‘m 61% in.

Tagged!

@wanderinglynn #49bdaygiveaway

I‘m not sure how this one got on my radar. 3 sisters are witches and run a tea shop telling their customers fortunes. They get enrolled by the head witches to help 3 witches find their task in life. They have to finish their task to not turn into ghosts once they die. The 3 sisters at the same time are following their passions but not sharing it with each other.

#jumpstart2025

Love this quick, easy read. Loving this series, book 5.

This one has midsummer night dreams vibes. A love potion goes awry and someone ends up murdered. So of course, she has to solve the murder. The romance was getting started and then the love potion ruined it. 😒

#serieslove2025
#gottacatchemall - murder (Marshadow)

I got this because there‘s a talking raccoon. Was a little disappointed that the raccoon was a smaller part than I wanted. Overall, it‘s an okay read. Could have definitely used several rereads and strong editing, but the story was fun once you get past the odd sentence structure and dialogue issues, but not gonna lie….it takes a lot.

#12DaysofChristmas @Andrew65

My October books of the month are both witchy wonders 🧙‍♀️🧹

Fiction - Tagged
Non-fiction - Royal witches - Witchcraft and Nobility in 15th Century England

Sorry for the late post; I've been dog sitting and then with the family since yesterday. Thank you @Forestandcrow for the book and candy. This was my number one book wish for the holidays. Happy Jólabókaflóð!

The story jumps right in after the prologue without much character development, which made it hard to get into at first. I love a good story about deep family bonds, and all the magic made it better! Anne‘s self righteousness made me so mad at the end, she played just as big a part. Overall a warm, cozy read. Book #106 in 2024