Yay! Thank you! I can’t wait to read all of these. I think you might enjoy Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. It is the first book in the Waverley Family duology. I adore them. ❤️
It's such a beautiful book (both of them) and I'm thrilled you enjoyed both. And yes...no timeline yet for the movie but oh my gosh, I cannot wait for it.
I am not a huge Urban fantasy reader but I loved the Fever series. I might check out The Hollows series because sometimes you just crave the urban fantasy setting.
The fever series is another good one. It has magic but I wouldn't say witches--but I agree...I enjoy it. The Hollows series is GREAT and has less sex. haha.
Also a fan of The Hollows. So nice to see someone talking about it on BT. I would recommend, "Wither" by John Passarella. A witch channels the wrong creature and her life gets interesting. Highly recommend. Passarella usually writes TV companion novels for X-Files, Buffy, Grim, and Supernatural. Wither is a departure and it is worth your time. Hope you enjoy.
I highly recommend them all. And since filming this I've also fallen in love with The Nature of Witches and of course my book, A Curse in Ash. :) Happy reading.
I liked practical magic and rules of magic but Magic Lessons was my absolute favorite! It’s was so good and I loved the vibe and remedies throughout. I also liked the Book of Magic, sad that series is over. Thanks so the video, I can’t wait to pick these up!
I would highly recommend the Innkeeper Chronicles by Ilona Andrews. It's more of an adult read and definitely has a family element to it. Plus it's written by a husband and wife team which I think is kinda cool. Also, for a longer series, their Kate Daniels books are great. They're the same genre as the Hollows series and are set in a world that is stuck between magic and science/technology so sometimes you can drive a car and other times you have to ride a horse because the tech isn't working. I love the series and it has sexy time scenes so that's a bonus!
I've heard nothing but amazing things about Ilona Andrews and still have yet to try any of their books. I'll have to give them a try. Okay...Kate Daniels HAS to happen. Making my list now. Thank you for the recs.
YESSSSSS, Spellbook of the Lost and Found is a great witchy read!! Like, I was surprised at how much I loved it. Without a doubt, it's already in my top 5 reads for this year, if not number 1 TBQH. If you haven't listened to the audiobook version, I would highly recommend that you do. It's read by a full cast of Irish women, and all of the narrators were so good!!
Spellbook was fantastic! I can't believe I waited so long to read it but am so excited I finally got to it. Ooooh, if I ever do a reread I will totally listen to it.
I also liked “the accident season” which is by the author of the Spellbook of the lost and found (one of my faves). I love her writing. She’s coming out with a new book next summer and I can’t wait.
Oh wow, the Sweep series (or Wicca series as it's known in the UK) brings back so many reading memories for me. I read them when I was first getting into reading and remember reading them in the playground at school, on the slide in the back garden, under the covers by the light of my DS at 2am on a school night. I will definetly re-read them at some point. I also really need to get around to The Wicked Deep.
Have you read anything by nora Roberts? She has some great witchy trilogies sets out there that I love. Been on a nora kick for the month of October. Just finishing dark witch trilogy by her. Starting blood magick. Love her writing style. Love the hollow series and fever series by Karen Marie moning. Another favorite is the otherworld series by yasmine galenorn is good as well
You may have sold me on Spell Book for the Lost and Found. I’ll add it to my ‘keeping an eye on shelf’ in goodreads. There’s too many in the TBR shelf :)
So many great recommendations! I still want to read the hallows, and now I really need to read the sweep series! Gah, there are too many book and too few hours!
this video came at the perfect time because i've been wanting to find a new witchy read for the month so thanks for this i'm definitely going to check some of these out!
This isn't witchy related but I highly recommend Far From You by Tess Sharpe. It's an awesome YA thriller/contemporary :) I read it in 48 hours which never happens lol
So, the insider is a companion bonus content book--I just held it up cause all the other ones are on my Nook. But it's The Hollows series by Kim Harrison and it's amazing. And yes, Rachel, you have to read it. You will love your name twin.
Recommendation for you is “ The discovery of Witches” by Deborah Harkness!!! It’s a trilogy and now a television series 🤩🤩 it’s very historical and a deep read but soooo worth the time. There are witches, vampires and daemons
I've read the trilogy but don't get the channel that the show is on. I liked the books but I didn't LOVE the books. They're really good though for historical reads, which I don't typically enjoy.
Thanks for those recs! Got Wicked Deep and excited to read!☺😀 You got me convinced purchase The Diviners... I planned to read Ever After by Kim Harrison this month, is it part of the one you mentioned?📚😀
I think maybe it's the audiobook that does it for people? HaHa -- bc that's what I've mostly heard talked about, as far as the creepy factor. Methinks I shall simply avoid that and read the physical book. :D
I have seen a few witchy books I haven't read yet and I can't wait to get to them. I forgot A Discovery of Witches--I have read those and enjoyed them.
have you read a discovery of witches/watched the tv show? I can't watch it i dont have sky but can't wait to get it on dvd please read secret circle lol
All these are on my list or have been read (Wicked Deep, Practical Magic). Really want to get to Sweep and the Practical Magic prequel--love those aunts.
It's an older video so I had to rewatch, lol, but yes. WIth the exception of Kim Harrison's Rachel Morgan series, they're all YA. The Diviners series feels less YA but technically aside from that last one, yes.
@@PagesandPens ty, I'd love to see a newer vid covering the same topic but with new adult/ fiction books. Something like house of night, but for college age women ya know?
Yay! Thank you! I can’t wait to read all of these.
I think you might enjoy Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. It is the first book in the Waverley Family duology. I adore them. ❤️
I hope you enjoy it. I have heard of the garden spell series-I will have to check that out. :D
I had no idea the wicked deep is becoming a show/movie. i'm so hype! also I just read spellbook for the lost and found, and I loved it so much.
It's such a beautiful book (both of them) and I'm thrilled you enjoyed both. And yes...no timeline yet for the movie but oh my gosh, I cannot wait for it.
Didn't know either! Can't wait to watch it.😮😉
I am not a huge Urban fantasy reader but I loved the Fever series. I might check out The Hollows series because sometimes you just crave the urban fantasy setting.
The fever series is another good one. It has magic but I wouldn't say witches--but I agree...I enjoy it. The Hollows series is GREAT and has less sex. haha.
Fever as Fever Crumb? I got the 1st one! Haven't started yet but sounds good!😀
My friends and I are starting a book club and we're starting with some witchy reads and I'm so happy I can use book ideas from you!
YES! I hope you enjoy your reads, whatever you pick. 💜
Hi! I immediately paused your video to check out and purchase The Wicked Deep! Thank you for the Recommendation.
YES! I'm so glad you picked it up. I hope you love it as much as I do.
Also a fan of The Hollows. So nice to see someone talking about it on BT. I would recommend, "Wither" by John Passarella. A witch channels the wrong creature and her life gets interesting. Highly recommend. Passarella usually writes TV companion novels for X-Files, Buffy, Grim, and Supernatural. Wither is a departure and it is worth your time. Hope you enjoy.
I will check it out! Thanks for the recommendation. :D
Thank you so much, great video.
I remember reading the sweep series years ago. Got to get the two faves you had
I highly recommend them all. And since filming this I've also fallen in love with The Nature of Witches and of course my book, A Curse in Ash. :) Happy reading.
I liked practical magic and rules of magic but Magic Lessons was my absolute favorite! It’s was so good and I loved the vibe and remedies throughout. I also liked the Book of Magic, sad that series is over. Thanks so the video, I can’t wait to pick these up!
I LOVE a good witchy read. I have read Alice Hoffman since making this video and I agree, so good.💜
I would highly recommend the Innkeeper Chronicles by Ilona Andrews. It's more of an adult read and definitely has a family element to it. Plus it's written by a husband and wife team which I think is kinda cool. Also, for a longer series, their Kate Daniels books are great. They're the same genre as the Hollows series and are set in a world that is stuck between magic and science/technology so sometimes you can drive a car and other times you have to ride a horse because the tech isn't working. I love the series and it has sexy time scenes so that's a bonus!
I've heard nothing but amazing things about Ilona Andrews and still have yet to try any of their books. I'll have to give them a try. Okay...Kate Daniels HAS to happen. Making my list now. Thank you for the recs.
YESSSSSS, Spellbook of the Lost and Found is a great witchy read!! Like, I was surprised at how much I loved it. Without a doubt, it's already in my top 5 reads for this year, if not number 1 TBQH. If you haven't listened to the audiobook version, I would highly recommend that you do. It's read by a full cast of Irish women, and all of the narrators were so good!!
Spellbook was fantastic! I can't believe I waited so long to read it but am so excited I finally got to it. Ooooh, if I ever do a reread I will totally listen to it.
I freakin love the wicked deep!!! Definitely the perfect witchy read for October 😁
I 1000% agree...then again I think it's a great book for every single month. :)
I want to read the lost and found book. 😀
You absolutely should. It's pretty awesome.
I also liked “the accident season” which is by the author of the Spellbook of the lost and found (one of my faves). I love her writing. She’s coming out with a new book next summer and I can’t wait.
I see that on Book Outlet all the time...I'll have to add it to my cart. :D
Oh wow, the Sweep series (or Wicca series as it's known in the UK) brings back so many reading memories for me. I read them when I was first getting into reading and remember reading them in the playground at school, on the slide in the back garden, under the covers by the light of my DS at 2am on a school night. I will definetly re-read them at some point. I also really need to get around to The Wicked Deep.
It's so old but it aged relatively well. I enjoyed them.
@@PagesandPens It might be about time I reread them.
Just got back home from school and the first notification is this 😍
YAY for early morning video posting. :)
I read some of the sweep series years ago. I didn't know there was so many! Great recommendations!
There's a ton and they're all quick. I haven't finished the series so I can't speak to them all, but they're fun.
Have you read anything by nora Roberts? She has some great witchy trilogies sets out there that I love. Been on a nora kick for the month of October. Just finishing dark witch trilogy by her. Starting blood magick. Love her writing style.
Love the hollow series and fever series by Karen Marie moning. Another favorite is the otherworld series by yasmine galenorn is good as well
I have read her witchy cousins trilogy set in Ireland. It was good but not uber memorable (for me) but it was super fun.
Great rec video Julie!
OOoh The Hollows Insider is right up my alley! Loved these recommendations!
That's just the bind up of extras...but you'd love the hollows series!!
The Witching Hour by Anne Rice. So so long its like 1038 pages or something like that but wow yes.
You may have sold me on Spell Book for the Lost and Found. I’ll add it to my ‘keeping an eye on shelf’ in goodreads. There’s too many in the TBR shelf :)
I hope that I did. It's a pretty great book. :D
YES, witchy books are some of my favorites, especially this time of the year! So many of these are on my must read list.
They're all PHENOMENAL witchy reads. I hope you get some time for personal reading with your classes this month.
Thanks, I really needed these recs. I can't wait for the Buddy Read!
I hope you enjoy picking up some of these. :)
Im so excited to get to Wicked Deep!!!
yayyyy. I cannot wait to dive back into it.
Me too!😉
gonna start Wicked Deep right after i finish Red Quee, thank you
I'm so excited for you to experience it! 💜
The wicked deep will always be the best 😈 ooo spellbook sounds dope!
Yes, yes it will. Spellbook is GREAT!
I loved Cahill Witch Chronicles (obviously, lol). Thanks for the recs.
These books will help me for my Witchathon that I am joining. Thank you for this recommendation. Saved my life from searching for witchy books. 😍
You're so so welcome. I hope you enjoy the reads as much as I did.
So many great recommendations! I still want to read the hallows, and now I really need to read the sweep series! Gah, there are too many book and too few hours!
I have all of the hollows series on my Nook and REALLY want to reread it soon.
this video came at the perfect time because i've been wanting to find a new witchy read for the month so thanks for this i'm definitely going to check some of these out!
So happy that TBR's aren't already solid for everyone so you can add some of these in. :)
This isn't witchy related but I highly recommend Far From You by Tess Sharpe. It's an awesome YA thriller/contemporary :) I read it in 48 hours which never happens lol
Nice. I'll check it out! Thanks, Amanda.
I LOVE the Hollows series!
I've never heard of The Hollows Insider, but I feel like I have to read it just because my name is Rachel Morgan.
So, the insider is a companion bonus content book--I just held it up cause all the other ones are on my Nook. But it's The Hollows series by Kim Harrison and it's amazing. And yes, Rachel, you have to read it. You will love your name twin.
Recommendation for you is “ The discovery of Witches” by Deborah Harkness!!! It’s a trilogy and now a television series 🤩🤩 it’s very historical and a deep read but soooo worth the time. There are witches, vampires and daemons
I've read the trilogy but don't get the channel that the show is on. I liked the books but I didn't LOVE the books. They're really good though for historical reads, which I don't typically enjoy.
of course i love all things witchy the Craft is one of my favourite film....wicked deep a netflix series? Not heard of that so excited!
That's a great movie and YES!!! The Wicked Deep will be a Netflix movie, not a series. :D
Thanks for those recs! Got Wicked Deep and excited to read!☺😀 You got me convinced purchase The Diviners... I planned to read Ever After by Kim Harrison this month, is it part of the one you mentioned?📚😀
That's the 11th book in the series that I love, yes.
@@PagesandPens great, thanks..so can't wait!😉
Great recommendations!! I just ordered the first 3 of the video you talked about. I am super excited :))
I hope you love them!!!!
You really should try The Circle by Sara B. Elfgren. Its like Charmed meets Buffy.
ooh...i'll check it out.
Great recommendations!
Thanks! :D
I've always wanted to read The Diviners, but then I keep hearing how SCARY it is... ! LoL. I'm a big baby, I swear.
It's really not that bad. I'm a big baby and some parts were a little eerie-especially the audio, but it was manageable.
I think maybe it's the audiobook that does it for people? HaHa -- bc that's what I've mostly heard talked about, as far as the creepy factor. Methinks I shall simply avoid that and read the physical book. :D
I just got The Wicked Deep because of you :)
I hope you enjoy it! If you want to wait until the 18th and join us for the buddy read we would love to have you. :D
I can wait for the 18th to begin, that will be soo fun!! ❤
perfect timing just started a history of witches ....not a discovery of witches, the other one lol. Wicked deep is on the list lol
I have seen a few witchy books I haven't read yet and I can't wait to get to them. I forgot A Discovery of Witches--I have read those and enjoyed them.
have you read a discovery of witches/watched the tv show? I can't watch it i dont have sky but can't wait to get it on dvd please read secret circle lol
I've read the books but like you don't have the channel so I cannot watch the show.
All these are on my list or have been read (Wicked Deep, Practical Magic). Really want to get to Sweep and the Practical Magic prequel--love those aunts.
The aunt's story is really neat. It was a fun video, for sure. I also really loved Sweep, it was a quick and fun series.
I love witchy books thank u for the great recommendations keep going sis for recommending books to read. ❤️😘
You are so so welcome! :D 💜
Are these mostly YA novels?
It's an older video so I had to rewatch, lol, but yes. WIth the exception of Kim Harrison's Rachel Morgan series, they're all YA. The Diviners series feels less YA but technically aside from that last one, yes.
@@PagesandPens ty, I'd love to see a newer vid covering the same topic but with new adult/ fiction books.
Something like house of night, but for college age women ya know?
OH, I just found you. Subscribed for sure. Hello!
Hello hello and welcome! I'm so excited to chat with you in the comments of my videos.
Don’t mind me as I add these to my wishlist....
haha YAY. I hope you enjoy them.
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