Recs if you like How to Kill a Witch: The Patriarchy's Guide to Silencing Women...

All sorts of magic including - Wizards, warlocks, druids, alchemists, etc…

I took a very large take, and I hope you’ll enjoy!! 😊

For series, I only put the first book.

Recommendations are very welcome!! 🥰

a collection of non fiction books about witches, witchcraft and folklore to some degree!

disclaimer: at this moment, I haven’t read any of these yet so if any of these books/authors are problematic, please let me know! I’m also happy to expand this list if you have any suggestions 💗

This is a list of fictionalized and nonfiction accounts of witch trials. Please feel free to recommend books, especially ones from authors of colour as this niche interest of mine lacks diversity in that respect!

A collection of titles that all start with "how to" that aren't actually how-to guides...suggestions welcome!

Feminine rage, female empowerment, emotional validation. Women supporting women. Men being men. Feminism. Feminist reads.

a collection of nonfiction works either not written by americans or not concerning america. from memoirs to more traditional historical/factual nonfiction, this list ties the world together through the lens of non-american stories.

recommendations welcome!

Historical, mythological and just general witchy reads. Credit to @tvcr4wler for their list burn the witch! where I got some of these. Suggestions welcome.

All things witchy and wonderful. Spooky, cozy or otherwise. Throw in some witchy non-fiction for good measure.

Suggestions encouraged! Always looking for more witchy books.

They were silenced. They still are. Here, they get to speak and tell their own stories. Herstory.

inspired by gestures at everything plus a recent song run that Tidal gave me: 🎶 Angry Too by Lola Blanc 🎶 FEMININE RAGE by PEGGY 🎶 LABOUR by Paris Palmoa 🎶 Right by Morgan St. Jean

suggestions welcome

aka the Wise Women Web Recommendations are welcome!

Nominees and winners of every category of the Good Reads Choice Awards for the year of 2025. Some books overlap so they were only entered once.

The majority of history has been, and still is, written by men. Even when men write about women in history, they often get it wrong, distort the truth to fit moral or political narratives, or just plain have no idea what the female experience is so they miss what’s actually important.

Here is a list of some of history written by female authors, who are looking at history through their female gaze - not through the lense of what men have decided is history.

Suggestions welcome!

For when you want to enjoy spooky season and learn something new. Please comment your suggestions!

non-fiction shining the light on women and women’s story’s and experiences

books about the salem witch trials, the history of witchcraft, and other things

a collection of feminist literature for empowerment and change🫶🏼

let me know if you have any suggestions!

Moments in which I've been nourished as a feminine, mother, woman & liberated creative being.

Nonfiction and some fiction