My Favourite Things: Witches

This month on ‘My Favourite Things’ I’ve chosen to look at books including Witches. Now, I actually found this one quite difficult. As I was sifting through my shelves, both in my house and on Goodreads, and found I haven’t actually read all that many books with witches. So if you have any recommendations please let me know which ones I am missing out on.

Favourite Witch Books

Beautiful Creatures is the first book in the Caster Chronicles by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. It follows the story of Lena, a teenager who is starting to develop powers. Can she control them and stay the good witch and protecting her love, Ethan?

I read this book before I started reviewing so unfortunately, there is no review of this one available on the blog.

Paranormalcy is the first book in the Paranormalcy series by Kiersten White. This one follows Evie, a teenager whose job is to go out and tag paranormal rule breakers so the government can find them and bring them in for trials. This one includes everything: demons, witches, fae… you name it, you’ll get it here.

Read my spoiler free review of Paranormalcy here.

Hex Hall is the first book in the Hex Hall series by Rachel Hawkins. It follows the story of Sophie, a young witch who is in trouble after performing some spells she really shouldn’t have. Now she finds herself in Hex Hall, a reform school for the misbehaving paranormal creatures.

I read this book before I started reviewing so unfortunately, there is no review of this one available on the blog.

Exiled is the first book in The Protector series by MR Merrick. It follows the story of Chase, a demon hunter who should have received his elemental power on his 15th birthday. When it doesn’t come he is exiled from his ‘Circle’ and finds himself trying to survive in a world riddles with half-demons. This one has everything: witches, demons, vampires and wolves. A little bit of everything.

Read my spoiler free review of Exiled here.

The Summoning is the first book in The Darkest Powers series by Kelley Armstrong. It follows Chloe, a young girl who starts to see ghosts. Sent to a home and diagnosed as schizophrenic, Chloe knows something isn’t right. She is actually a powerful necromancer and the other kids in the home also have incredible powers.

Read my spoiler free review of The Summoning here.