Spooky season is getting witchy! 🔮🎃 Our October Read with Cyn’s Workshop pick is Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix. We’re reading from September 27 through October 24, with weekly discussions throughout October. Grab your copy and join us! Continue reading October Read with Cyn’s Workshop | Witchcraft for Wayward Girls
Listen to my podcast review of The Book of Magic by Alice Hoffman, a magical realism story about love, loss, and generational healing. Continue reading The Book of Magic Podcast Review | Love, Loss & Owens Family Legacy
My review of The Book of Magic by Alice Hoffman, the emotional finale to the Practical Magic series exploring love, family, and generational healing. Continue reading ✨ Magic, Love & Generational Healing 🖤 | The Book of Magic by Alice Hoffman Review
A satisfying ending can’t fully save The Book of Magic, a finale weighed down by inconsistencies and characters that no longer feel like themselves. Continue reading The Book of Magic Review: A Disappointing Finale to a Beloved Series
Hey there, everyone! Check out my February Wrap-Up, a quick check-in on how my reading went, plus a few star ratings. Happy reading! Continue reading February Reading Wrap Up
Hey there, everyone! Check out my January Wrap-Up, a quick check-in on how my reading went, plus a few star ratings. Happy reading! Continue reading January Reading Wrap Up
Hey there, everyone! Check out my December Wrap-Up, a quick check-in on how my reading went, plus a few star ratings. Happy reading! Continue reading December Reading Wrap Up
Today on Spotify, we’re reviewing Bring Me Your Midnight, an enchanting (slight) departure for Griffin that still delves into Witchy lore, environmentalism, and romance. Continue reading Bring Me Your Midnight Spotify Review
Today on YouTube, we’re reviewing Bring Me Your Midnight, an enchanting (slight) departure for Griffin that still delves into Witchy lore, environmentalism, and romance. Continue reading Enchanting & Thoughtful | Bring Me Your Midnight Review
Bring Me Your Midnight tackles environmentalism in a more fantastical way while delving deeper into a forbidden romance. Continue reading Review of ‘Bring Me Your Midnight’
