Confessions of a Pagan Nun: A Novel44 reviews Kate Horsley Shambhala, 2002 A Profound Tale + Between two ages + Awesome Book Club Choice What can I say? I am in tears at what I have just finished reading. From the first time I saw its cover, I was captured by its beauty. I wondered if the tale was true. I bought it a few days ago, and I hate that like all books, it had to end. A few nights ago, it was in the early hours of ...             Witch Child131 reviews Celia Rees Candlewick, 2001 Gripping read + A Good Read for Teens + Don't Judge this Book by its Cover + Just a normal child witch             The Mists of Avalon885 reviews Marion Zimmer Bradley Ballantine Books, 1982 Convinced me I am really a faerie + The Mists of Avalon + Best novel ever, literally. + WOW             Fires of Bride1 review Ellen Galford Firebrand Books, 1988 The Fires of Bride: read it for its fabulous imagery! Ellen Galford's second novel is as rollicking, windswept and surprising as the island on which it is set, Cailleach of the Outer Hebrides. Fans of "The Dyke and the Dybbuk" will recoginize Galford's use of frame narratives, semi-reliable narrators and her re-envisioning of the underside of ...             Jitterbug Perfume181 reviews Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 An amazing story that actually comes together at the end! + Life Changing + Best Book. Ever. + Huge fun. Has strong opinions on religion which I like, others may not. + wonderful             Wise Child78 reviews Monica Furlong Random House Books for Young Readers, 1989 A wonderful, realistic, magical coming of age story of readers of all ages. Highly recommended + beautiful and unique + A Great Book + Excellent, engaging novel + What I like to call a "book"             Magdalen Rising: The Beginning (The Maeve Chronicles)8 reviews Elizabeth Cunningham Monkfish Book Publishing, 2007 The real thing + I'm so happy this was re-printed so I had a chance to read this amazing book + Love this book!!! + Reviewed by Sabrina Williams             Jitterbug Perfume181 reviews Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 An amazing story that actually comes together at the end! + Life Changing + Best Book. Ever. + Huge fun. Has strong opinions on religion which I like, others may not. + wonderful             The Mists of Avalon885 reviews Marion Zimmer Bradley Ballantine Books, 1982 Convinced me I am really a faerie + The Mists of Avalon + Best novel ever, literally. + WOW             Wise Child78 reviews Monica Furlong Random House Books for Young Readers, 1989 A wonderful, realistic, magical coming of age story of readers of all ages. Highly recommended + beautiful and unique + A Great Book + Excellent, engaging novel + What I like to call a "book"             Fires of Bride1 review Ellen Galford Firebrand Books, 1988 The Fires of Bride: read it for its fabulous imagery! Ellen Galford's second novel is as rollicking, windswept and surprising as the island on which it is set, Cailleach of the Outer Hebrides. Fans of "The Dyke and the Dybbuk" will recoginize Galford's use of frame narratives, semi-reliable narrators and her re-envisioning of the underside of ...             Witch Child131 reviews Celia Rees Candlewick, 2001 Gripping read + A Good Read for Teens + Don't Judge this Book by its Cover + Just a normal child witch             Confessions of a Pagan Nun: A Novel44 reviews Kate Horsley Shambhala, 2002 A Profound Tale + Between two ages + Awesome Book Club Choice What can I say? I am in tears at what I have just finished reading. From the first time I saw its cover, I was captured by its beauty. I wondered if the tale was true. I bought it a few days ago, and I hate that like all books, it had to end. A few nights ago, it was in the early hours of ...             Magdalen Rising: The Beginning (The Maeve Chronicles)8 reviews Elizabeth Cunningham Monkfish Book Publishing, 2007 The real thing + I'm so happy this was re-printed so I had a chance to read this amazing book + Love this book!!! + Reviewed by Sabrina Williams