The Ultimate Collection of Enchanting Witchy Reads for Spooky Season

Let’s face it, the magic of witchy literature shouldn’t be confined to just October. Instead of limiting ourselves to a singular spooky month, we’ve embraced the idea that the witchy vibe can extend from mid-September through Thanksgiving—and quite frankly, it should be a year-round indulgence. Who doesn’t crave tales of potions, broomsticks, and black cats whenever the mood strikes?

With an abundance of witch-themed novels available, from whimsical young adult stories to darker explorations, it can feel overwhelming to choose. But fear not! We’ve curated a list of must-read titles that include both timeless classics and fresh releases. So grab your pointy hat and let’s dive into the spellbinding world of witchy literature.

Enchanting Recommendations

‘The Book of Magic’ by Lila Harper
This latest entry in the beloved Practical Magic series encapsulates everything we adore about the Owens family. The journey began in 1992, and now we return to familiar faces, themes, and, of course, a bit of magic.
‘Circe’ by Veronica Lane
Experience the tale of one of literature’s most notable witches through Veronica Lane’s stunning prose. Circe navigates her newfound powers, gods, and family drama, while also ensuring that some men meet a piggy fate.
‘Everyone Knows Your Mother Is A Witch’ by Mia Thompson
This story, based on true historical events, follows Katharina Kepler’s witch trial in the 1600s, where her son must defend her. It’s a compelling exploration of societal fears and community impact.
‘We Ride Upon Sticks’ by Jenna Lee
Imagine a 1980s high school field hockey team that happens to be witches. This delightful and humorous read has garnered critical acclaim as one of the best books of the year.
‘I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem’ by Amanda Waters
A powerful reimagining of the Salem witch trials through the eyes of Tituba, this novel offers a profound perspective on history and identity.
‘The Ex Hex’ by Rachel Hawkins
For those who enjoy a lighter take on witchcraft, this romantic comedy features two witches, a botched hex, and a talking cat—perfect for fans of Hocus Pocus.
‘The Witching Hour’ by Sarah Black
Delving into the supernatural, this is the first in a series that explores 400 years of witchcraft, filled with spells and plenty of intrigue.
‘The Bone Witch’ by Ella Thompson
In this young adult fantasy, Tea discovers her unique powers as a bone witch, who can resurrect the dead, making it a captivating read for fans of character-driven narratives.
‘The Familiars’ by Lucy Parks
This debut novel is set against the backdrop of the Pendle Hill Witch Trials, where two women must navigate danger and societal pressures together.

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Summary

This collection of witchy books brings together a range of enchanting tales perfect for the spooky season and beyond. With themes of magic, empowerment, and community, these novels cater to all tastes, ensuring there’s something for every witchy heart.

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