BookReviews

 

 Hi everyone, so this past week I managed to read   The Witch of the Forest's Guide to Earth Magick by    Lindsay Squire  and  Viki Lester   (Illustrations). I was first drawn to it because of the cover. It gives me fall vibes, even though we're still in spring over here.  GoodReads Summary:  Learn the secrets of The Witch of the Forest in this stunning follow-up to  Natural Magick , and master the practice of earth magick.   Discover how to use  simple witchcraft to boost your wellbeing , keep yourself grounded in the 21st century, and  connect to your own natural ‘seasons’  in your life as well as in your craft. Perfect for budding beginners new to the spellbinding world of witchcraft,  Suitable for every type of witch and witchling – including those practicing in the broom closet –  this book also includes a runes board  on the back of the jacket that you can remove to help answer all your questions. The Earth is bursting with magickal energies and lessons to be learnt, and

 

 Hi guys, today's review is on Bridgerton on Netflix. I doubt that there's anyone who hasn't heard about it. Also, the review may be a little bit chaotic. When the first season came on it looked familiar and as if I knew the story. Turned out it was based on Julia Quinn's book series which I had read when I was around 16. I kinda liked the first season. It was a little bit drawn out and some storylines were unnecessary in my opinion (the prince). I think that if the season was condensed into 5 episodes it would have been ok.  Like a lot of people, I wanted to read the books (again), especially because I had forgotten most of what happened. I still have to go through the last 2 books. And out of all of the ones I read Anthony and Kate's story was my favorite.  I know everyone talks about the chemistry between the two main actors but I didn't like them together. I mean they did a good job, especially Jonathan Bailey, but I just didn't like them as a couple. Th