Witchcraft for Wayward Girls

✨ Book Review: Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix ✨ I wasn’t expecting this story to be so emotional. I truly felt connected to the girls, their pain, their fear, and their resilience. Grady Hendrix wrote them with such realism that their experiences felt heartbreakingly genuine. The depictions of birth were raw, brutal, and unflinchingly honest. The grief when the babies were taken felt so real it was almost as if it was happening to me. While the witchcraft element was fascinating, it felt more like a subtle thread woven through the story rather than the main focus. In the end, the true magic came from the strength of women — their unity, their defiance, and their determination to stand up for what’s right.