75 Witch Books You’ll Want to Add to Your To-Read List Right Away

This epic fantasy inspired by Ancient Egypt follows Sylvia, the heir to the scorched kingdom, as she strikes a bargain with her greatest enemy in an attempt to reclaim her throne.

This unique book combines prose poetry, witchy insights, and tarot instruction for a one-of-a-kind way of looking at the cards.

Semra Haksever’s Mama Moon’s Book of Magic tells you how to use magic to get stuff done, whether you’re trying to get a promotion or fall in love.

This book is dedicated to protection and reversal magick, aka learning how to avoid and fight off negative energy and unwanted spells from others.

Set in a fantasy version of the Viking Age, this novel follows two women—one desperate only to save her missing sister, the other a witch destined to become queen of Norway.

Pushing back on #lightandlove and #goodvibesonly spirtualism, Juliet Diaz’s latest book is a guide to self-worship, self-discovery, and self-activism,

This captivating YA romance follows Yadriel, a trans boy determined to prove himself a real brujo, and Julian, the ghost he summons by mistake.

In her new book, Gabriela Herstik creates a guide on how to work with the divine erotic and sex magick to embody your higher sexual self.

Kelley and Brandon Knight, who run the popular brand Modern Mystic Shop, also have a guidebook featuring 25 rituals and spells.

If you’re just beginning to explore witchcraft, this spell book will walk you through the basics, like how to create an altar and how to perform a spell.

This fantasy novel following a stormsinger and a pirate hunter has been called perfect for “a Pirates of the Caribbean fan looking for a fresh take that still scratches the itch.”

This book explores what the author calls “American brujeria,” meaning “the fascinating blend of American and Mexican folk magic currently practiced by those living in the US but whose roots are steeped in Mexican culture.”

Amanda Yates Garcia’s mother was a practicing witch, but Garcia didn’t embrace her own power until adulthood. This memoir follows her journey, through a series of initiations.

This sweet YA novel has been described as “Dumplin’ meets The Craft.”