#book: the house witch

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🦇 Batty About Books' October Recap 🦇

🦇 Good afternoon, my bookish bats, and welcome to November! This year is rushing by, but my TBR pile just keeps growing! Is that my own fault because I keep grabbing ARCs and ignoring my buying freeze? Why yes, yes it is! Should I probably catch up on all the books I've purchased over the past year (plus)? Yes, but who has the time?

❓ What was your favorite book for the month?

📚 This month, I read 8 books! October's reads included:

✨ Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross @beccajross ✨ Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu @artofwendyxu ✨ The House Witch by Delemhach ✨ Courting Samira by Amal Awad @amalmdawad 💜 Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree @travis_baldree ✨ Forged by Magic by Jenna Wolfhart @jenna_wolfhart ✨ Artifacts of an Ex by Jennifer Chen @jchenwriter ✨ The Modern Girl's Guide to Magic by Linsey Hall @linseyhallauthor ✨ The Fiancee Farce by Alexandria Bellefleur @a.m.bellefleur

🦇 I'm 91% into my reading goal of 100 books for the year!

💜 What book are you looking forward to most for November? Here's to another amazing month of cozy, adventurous, romance reads!

[logophilist1982]

Cottagecore aesthetic

[nobodysdaydreams]

Haven’t seen the new Wicked movie yet, but I am forever impressed by the fact that someone saw the “Wizard of Oz” and was like:

“Hm. Yes. I see. Okay. The wicked witch and that scarecrow? They’re in love for sure.”

“The witch who sets him on fire?”

“It’s a complicated situation.”

[thirstywaffles]

Got bored and doodled older Pevensies

[ekbelsher]

I’m back from a long social media break, relaxed, refreshed, and excited to share the art I made for Amanda Glaze for THE LIES OF ALMA BLACKWELL 🖤 (releases 27 August 2024)

[m40u]

I wanna go to Book Off so bad rn

[fakedoe]

I was given the task to draw a spread for a children's book and I decided to choose my favorite 👀

[descendinight]

Faanūs

[fallingrealms16]

Witchcore maximalism 🌲✨🖤🍶📚🧚‍♂️🔮

[starblizzard247]

It’s a weird feeling outgrowing your favorite characters/characters in general as an adolescent.

It’s also weird realizing how young they actually are.

[abd-88-mazen]

Hello, please give me a minute of your time if absolutely necessary 🙏 I am Abdel Mazen from Gaza and my wife Israa. We have three children and my parents This caravan has become a big dream for us as we approach winter. This caravan costs $5,000 in Gaza. Please help us with any amount so that we can obtain it instead of living in a tent and enduring the cold of winter outdoors 😭🍉🙏 One minute, put yourselves in our shoes We lost our homes and our lives and have nothing left

https://gofund.me/38624345

[kaitlinamberxo]

“You're just as sane as I am.”

kaitlin's 100 favorite female muses — 57/100: Luna Lovegood

[history-stan]

The Pines' Exes

[witchthewriter]

@chickvicks.

[nadiajustbe]

There's something incredibly strange and funny about the FIRE DEMON from Ingary who somehow managed to work at some random Welsh school for at least a couple of weeks, maybe even longer and not get caught.

Like, did WoTW just lecture ms. Angorian about stuff like printers, photocopies or, well, the whole English Literature program she was supposed to teach for a good amount of time? Or was it just a kind of scripted info for the new form the demon was taking?

And — most importantly — how did WoTW (who, again, lives in Ingary with little to no connection to our world at all) get all this info about Welsh education in a matter of days?

Wikipedia page informs me that she kidnapped Suliman to ask him about it and she did, in fact, asked Sophie about Wales as well. But I cannot believe any of this guys can tell her enough to make a whole fire demon an English teacher, unless Ben was one himself and did willingly tell her the school curriculum — wich is no less hilarious of a concept.

And If she didn't, how couldn't anyone, kids or other schools staff, notice she has no clue about any English literature besides John Dohn and one (1) poem.

I have so many questions.

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Vincent P. Miceli - Women Priests & Other Fantasies - The Christopher Publishing House - 1985 (cover design by Robert E. Ward)