The Reading Nook
Our favorite books
As passionate readers ourselves, we take great pride in our homestead's reading nook, which we have lovingly curated over the years. Our shelves are stocked with lusty romantic stories, timeless fantasy classics, informative non-fiction, and everything in between. We are always on the lookout for new and exciting titles to add to our collection, and we cannot wait to share our recommendations with you.
So, come in, grab a cup of tea, and discuss our love for everything in books!
04 August, 2023
In our household we are all voracious readers. So here are book recommendations from my daughter to jump start your kids reading journey for the school...
02 August, 2023
There is a lot happening around Witchy Corner Productions in the month of August! We have some amazing guests stopping by the podcast. There will be fun...
01 August, 2023
This week’s featured book is Inspiring Creativity Through Magick by Astrea Taylor! Astrea is a frequent guest on my podcast Pagan’s Witchy...
28 July, 2023
This week’s featured book is Served by author April D. Berry! April had also been on my podcast Pagan’s Reading Nook!
Served...
26 July, 2023
It has been a few months since I checked in with you all. Lots have happened around the homestead and in the witchy corner! Let’s dive in so you can catch...
14 June, 2023
Welcome to June! May was so busy and a rough month here on the homestead! We had so much to do with the garden, and I had a lot of doctor’s appointments...
29 May, 2023
Certain books are like ghosts that haunt you and call to you over and over again until you read them. Priest by Sierra Simone is a book that has been haunting...
25 May, 2023
When it comes to witchcraft books, many are often filled with similar knowledge and information. This is not to say it is bad, but some books stand out...
10 May, 2023
For months I saw recommendations and reviews of Emily McIntire’s book Hooked and grew increasingly curious. However, it wasn’t until someone described...
29 April, 2023
When it comes to retellings, I find that I either love or hate them. However, in the case of Bonded by Thorns by Elizabeth Helen, I found myself so enraptured...