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A review by pagesofmason
Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young
emotional
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
4.25
okay! wow!
i really liked this book. the dark witchy vibes definitely call for a warm cup of tea (or hot chocolate because i don’t actually like tea) and a rainy day.
it’s an atmospheric read that i got lost in many times and it’s Young’s first adult novel (i think). i’ve read her fable duology and knew i needed more of her works.
Spells for Forgetting did not disappoint! the mysteries and secrets uncovered felt magical, but honestly, they’re fairly predictable. however, it didn’t bother me that much because of how immersed i was in the story.
the second half of this book really picked up for me (as they usually do), and i read it in one evening.
read this book if you like:
- multiple pov’s
- witchy vibes & tea
- magical elements
- murder mysteries
- second chance (side) romance
i really liked this book. the dark witchy vibes definitely call for a warm cup of tea (or hot chocolate because i don’t actually like tea) and a rainy day.
it’s an atmospheric read that i got lost in many times and it’s Young’s first adult novel (i think). i’ve read her fable duology and knew i needed more of her works.
Spells for Forgetting did not disappoint! the mysteries and secrets uncovered felt magical, but honestly, they’re fairly predictable. however, it didn’t bother me that much because of how immersed i was in the story.
the second half of this book really picked up for me (as they usually do), and i read it in one evening.
read this book if you like:
- multiple pov’s
- witchy vibes & tea
- magical elements
- murder mysteries
- second chance (side) romance
Content Warnings
Moderate: Child abuse and Domestic abuse