Witchy books often combine some of our favorite genres and themes: dark academia, feminine rage, cozy romance, and haunting mysteries. Here are some of our favorite witchy reads across genres - fantasy, of course, but also romance, YA, mystery, and h...
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Blending magic and the woman's suffrage movement, this book is filled with the power of women.
The Once and Future Witches
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Sometimes all you really need in the fall is a cozy book, sparkling with magic - and this book fits the bill.
A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping
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A cozy mystery features an old cold case, a reluctant psychic, and small-town secrets.
The Mystic and the Missing Girl
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At this point, it's a classic. Old manuscripts, Oxford, and vampire meets witch.
A Discovery of Witches
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Very dark and oh-so-good.
Slewfoot
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This debut novel is a perfect addition to your fall TBR. A queer, witchy mystery that's perfect with a cup of tea.
These Witches Don't Burn
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There's this scene where the main character is standing outside the gates of Starling House, and it's one I revisit in my head often. One of my all-time favorite witchy books.
Starling House
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Not really about witches - but one of the best thrillers of the last 10 years.
The Witch Elm
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Feminine rage, family legacy, and witches fuel this outstanding book.
The Women of Wild Hill
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A very cute, very cozy romance centered on a spellcasting reality TV show.
Witch You Would
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Inspired by the true story of the first woman condemned as a witch in Ireland, this is a haunting, tragic, powerful read.
Bright I Burn
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Dancing magic gingerbread men? Yeah, I'm sold.
A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking
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From the author of the Practical Magic series, this book combines two of my favorites: witches and dark academia.
