Two’s A Charm by Heather Spellman

In their small town of Yellowbrick Grove, Effie and Bonnie, the Chalmers sisters, have always been at odds, especially since their mother died a year ago. Effie is reserved, dowdy and judgemental while Bonnie is outgoing, stylish and shallow. They're also both hereditary witches. When Bonnie is drawn into an magical scheme by her wicked …

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The Muses by Irisanya Moon

The Muses is part of a series of books by the author that focuses on different gods and goddesses from Classical Mythology, and how you can utilise them in your life. This one is about the Muses, and how you can call in creativity and inspiration through them. The twelve Muses of Ancient Greek and …

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The Witches Of Cambridge by Alice Hoffman

1950's Massachusetts: two very different young women attend Radcliffe College. Ava has grown up shut away from other people on an apple orchard, with her religious and controlling parents who don't want her to know her true self. And Lauren comes from a wealthy family and from a long line of wild women, but after …

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The Society of Unknowable Objects by Gareth Brown

In the basement of a bookshop in London, a secret society meets twice a year, guardians of an archive of magical items that look like ordinary, everyday things, which they call Unknowable Objects. Their aim is to hide the magic and never use it, because absolute power corrupts absolutely, according to their leader and oldest …

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The Enchanted Lies of Celeste Artois by Ryan Graudin

This book opens with an introduction speaking directly to the reader that goes for a few pages, letting us know that not everyone can see magic. Some people are mundane and aren't special, and those unmagical types will not like this book. It reminded me of The Emperor's New Clothes. If you like this book, …

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The Sun And The Void by Gabriela Romero Lacruz

In this debut novel from a Venezuelan author, fantasy and the history and folklore of South America are woven to together to create a story that creates an ambitious story world, and explores colonialism, revolution, magic and identity. In this story, our main characters are Reina and Eva, who are both black sheep in their …

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The Night School: Moonlight, Magic and the Mysteries of Being Human by Maia Toll

Subtitled "lessons in Moonlight, Magic and the Mysteries of Being Human", this book is set up as little short lessons that make up a course of nightly reading. There's a fictional teacher who addresses you and takes you through subjects like dreams, the moon and it's pull on us, divination and other things. It's beautifully …

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