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The Nature of Witches
by Rachel Griffin
3.5
I would literally describe this book as "good vibes." It is just chock-full of whimsical descriptions of nature, love for the seasons, and a deep-seated appreciation for the natural changes of life. Accompanying the witchy atmosphere is the core of the book, which is essentially a message about coming to love yourself despite your flaws and past traumas. It is an easy, fun, and meaningful read, and I would suggest you give it a try if the vibe or cover of the book appeals to you at all. However, a warning: do not read the synopsis. The complete synopsis isn't covered well into the book- like more than 200 pages into the book- and it's only 360 pages long. So... yeah. Skip the synopsis.
I would literally describe this book as "good vibes." It is just chock-full of whimsical descriptions of nature, love for the seasons, and a deep-seated appreciation for the natural changes of life. Accompanying the witchy atmosphere is the core of the book, which is essentially a message about coming to love yourself despite your flaws and past traumas. It is an easy, fun, and meaningful read, and I would suggest you give it a try if the vibe or cover of the book appeals to you at all. However, a warning: do not read the synopsis. The complete synopsis isn't covered well into the book- like more than 200 pages into the book- and it's only 360 pages long. So... yeah. Skip the synopsis.