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Practical Magic Books!
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items If you loved the movie Practical Magic, this is the reading list you've been waiting for. Witchy women, family secrets, magic, and a little romance — 16 books for anyone who wants more of that spell-binding, cozy, and powerful feeling.
A cozy mystery with a delicious premise — pies that reveal secrets, a small town full of suspects, and enough charm and magic to make it completely impossible to put down. Fun, fresh, and unlike anything else on this list.
Magic, Lies, and Deadly Pies (Pies Before Guys)
The first book in a charming witchy series — think Practical Magic vibes but lighter and funnier. A great starter if you want something easy to devour in a day or two with your coffee.
Accidental Magic: Witchy Midlife Mystery
Dark, atmospheric, and deeply original — The Bane Witch follows a woman born with a dangerous gift in a world that fears her. If you want your witchy fiction with more edge and less sweetness, this one delivers.
The Bane Witch
A cozy prequel to the beloved Hemlock Hollow series — witches, small-town magic, and maple syrup. If you love slow-burn romance wrapped up in a warm, witchy atmosphere, start here before diving into the full series.
Maple Sugar and Magic (Crescent Moon Mysteries)
The Lost Apothecary is one of those books that haunts you a little — 1800s London, a hidden shop run by a woman who secretly poisons the men who hurt women, and a modern-day historian uncovering the truth. Dark, feminist, and completely gripping.
The Lost Apothecary: Historical Mystery by Sarah Penner
Magic at a slower pace. Fun and whimsy in this series.
The Enchanted Greenhouse (The Spellshop)
Funny that this wasn't already on the list, since it's the whole reason we're all obsessed with witchy sisters and a Massachusetts house full of secrets in the first place.
Practical Magic: 25th Anniversary Edition
Sisters, an apple tree with a mind of its own, and a small town where the food can change how you feel — this is the book I hand to anyone who says they want more of that Practical Magic feeling in their life.
Garden Spells: A Novel (Waverly Family)
Three women across three different centuries, all connected by the same quiet, fierce kind of power — this one will have you up way later than you planned to be. It's witchy but grounded, more about reclaiming your own strength than spellbooks and po...
Weyward: A Novel
If you've ever wished Practical Magic had a Bridgerton-style romance baked right in, this brand-new 2026 release is basically written for you — fire witches, a Scotland Yard mystery, and real heat between the leads. It's the first in a new series, so...
The Bewitching Miss Blair
Three women across three different centuries, all connected by the same quiet, fierce kind of power — this one will have you up way later than you planned to be.
Weyward: A Novel
If you've ever wished Practical Magic had a Bridgerton-style romance baked right in, this brand-new 2026 release is basically written for you — fire witches, a Scotland Yard mystery, and real heat between the leads.
The Bewitching Miss Blair
This one's for the days you want your witchy read a little darker and a lot funnier — it follows a woman starting over who befriends a neighbor who might just be an actual witch, and it ends up being as much about finding your own power as it is abou...
Cackle
Three estranged sisters, reunited and reaching for magic that was supposed to be lost — this is the book for anyone who wants their witchy fiction with real teeth and a fist in the air.
The Once and Future Witches
Step into 1880s New York, where two women run a teashop that's really a front for herbal cures, secret confessions, and a little bit of magic — it's atmospheric in exactly the way you want a witchy read to be.
The Witches of New York (Ami McKay's Witches)
If you've already devoured the Owens family and you're ready for something bigger and more gothic, this is where you go next — generations of the Mayfair witches, all tangled together in New Orleans across centuries.
The Witching Hour: A Novel (Mayfair Witches)