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The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin
5.0
The Nature of Witches is an incredibly unique read. It’s a fast-paced read that I couldn’t put down. It grabbed my attention and held it. The imagery was wonderful and it’s clear that Griffin is an amazing writer. The Nature of Witches holds deeper meanings about self-love, grief, and tackles the very real issue of climate change in a unique way. The story gives a new take on witches in a world that is beautifully written.
In The Nature of Witches, we follow Clara who is not only a witch but an Everwitch. The witches have their full power during their individual season. Being an Everwitch, Clara is extremely powerful and is terrified to get close to anyone for fear of harming them. She possesses the powers of all seasons. With Clara being the only Everwitch in 100 years, she needs learn to control her powers because the weather is changing and becoming more erratic and she’s the only person who can help. My favorite characters enters here. Sang is a friendly, swoon-worthy botanist who is chosen to help train Clara. Sang is compassionate, understanding, and wise. The two work together to not only control Clara’s magic but help heal past wounds that haunt them.
Overall, the story was wonderful and I definitely recommend it for people who like YA fantasy with added romance. It’s a unique storyline and the writing is beautiful. I love the climate change messaging. I also loved the fact that Rachel Griffin is a certified weather spotter for the National Weather Service! The Nature of Witches is truly wonderful and worth the read.
Release Date: June 1st
Thanks to Sourcebooks Fire, Netgalley, and Rachel Griffin for the advanced copy to review.
In The Nature of Witches, we follow Clara who is not only a witch but an Everwitch. The witches have their full power during their individual season. Being an Everwitch, Clara is extremely powerful and is terrified to get close to anyone for fear of harming them. She possesses the powers of all seasons. With Clara being the only Everwitch in 100 years, she needs learn to control her powers because the weather is changing and becoming more erratic and she’s the only person who can help. My favorite characters enters here. Sang is a friendly, swoon-worthy botanist who is chosen to help train Clara. Sang is compassionate, understanding, and wise. The two work together to not only control Clara’s magic but help heal past wounds that haunt them.
Overall, the story was wonderful and I definitely recommend it for people who like YA fantasy with added romance. It’s a unique storyline and the writing is beautiful. I love the climate change messaging. I also loved the fact that Rachel Griffin is a certified weather spotter for the National Weather Service! The Nature of Witches is truly wonderful and worth the read.
Release Date: June 1st
Thanks to Sourcebooks Fire, Netgalley, and Rachel Griffin for the advanced copy to review.