I've been making the rounds of 2012 Reading Challenges trying to decide which ones to join and I've seen none that address my favorite topic: Witches and Witchcraft! So I decided to start my own. I hope that you will join me...
I'm going for the Maiden level but hope to exceed it!!!
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Challenge Rules:I'm going for the Maiden level but hope to exceed it!!!
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- This challenge will run from Jan 1, 2012 - Dec 31, 2012. I will be posting a place to link up a sign-up post (below), reviews and a wrap-up post. (Note: You do not have to review the books to participate, but only those who link up reviews will be entered for the prize)
- Grab the reading challenge button (code & button below) and post this reading challenge on your blog to track your progress. Please include a link back to this sign-up post so others can join the reading challenge too. You do not have to be a book blogger to participate- you could track your progress and post reviews on Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, etc.
- Any full length book that includes a witch as a main character or major witchcraft elements counts. They may be fiction or non-fiction. However, they should not be reference books which are not read cover to cover-I will leave this to your discretion.
- Books can be any format (bound, eBook, audio).
- Re-reads and crossovers from other reading challenges are allowed.
- You can list your books in advance or just put them in a wrap-up post. If you list them, feel free to change them as the mood takes you.
- When you sign up in the linky put the direct link to your post about joining the 2012 Witches & Witchcraft Reading Challenge.
- You can move up levels, but no moving down.
- Sign-ups will be open until Dec 15, 2012, so feel free to join at any time throughout the year.
- Have some Witchy Good Fun !!!
The Levels:
Initiate: Read 1 - 5 Witchy Books
Maiden: Read 6 - 10 Witchy Books
Mother: Read 11 - 15 Witchy Books
Crone: Read 16 - 20 Witchy Books
Some book suggestions to get you started (for series' I've just listed the 1st):
(Most of these I have not read and am not recommending-just sharing the list of books that I will be looking into and considering for the challenge! Please feel free to add your suggestions in the comments and I'll add them to the list!)
Fiction:
Practical Magic - Alice Hoffman
Garden Spells - Sarah Addison Allen
Casting Spells (Sugar Maple, #1)- Barbara Bretton
A Discovery of Witches (All Souls Trilogy, #1) - Deborah Harkness
A Discovery of Witches (All Souls Trilogy, #1) - Deborah Harkness
The Trouble With Magic (Bewitching Mysteries, No. 1) - Madeline Alt
The Book of Shadows (Herculine #1) - James Reese
New England Witch Chronicles - Chelsea Bellingeri
The Near Witch – Victoria Schwab
The Witches of East End (The Beauchamp Family, #1)– Melissa de la Cruz
Born Wicked (The Cahill Witch Chronicles, #1)- Jessica Spotswood
Witchlanders by Lena Coakley
Second Hand Spirits (A Witchcraft Mystery, #1)- Juliet Blackwell
It Takes a Witch (A Wishcraft Mystery #1)- Heather Blake
Once a Witch (Witch #1) - Carolyn MacCullough
Book of Shadows (Wicca, #1) - Cate Tiernan
Random Magic - Sasha Soren
Random Magic - Sasha Soren
Witch Way to Murder (Ophelia & Abby, #1) - Shirley Damsgaard
Hex Hall (Hex Hall #1) - Rachel Hawkins
The Witching Hour (Lives of the Mayfair Witches #1) - Anne Rice
The Night Strangers - Chris Bohjalian
Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble (Jolie Wilkins #1) - HP Mallory
Dead Witch Walking (The Hollows #1) - Kim Harrison
A Witch in Winter - Ruth Warburton
Jinx - Meg Cabot
Would-Be Witch (Southern Witch #1) - Kimberly Frost
Girl's Guide to Witchcraft (Jane Madison #1) - Mindy Klasky
50 Ways to Hex Your Lover (Jazz Tremaine #1) - Linda Wisdom
The Heretic's Daughter - Kathleen Kent
Entangled - Nikki Jefford
Crushed (The Witch-Game #1) - KC Blake
Witch Hunt (The Witch-Game #2) - KC Blake
Entangled - Nikki Jefford
Crushed (The Witch-Game #1) - KC Blake
Witch Hunt (The Witch-Game #2) - KC Blake
Non-Fiction:
Bucklands's Complete Book of Witchcraft - Raymond Buckland
Drawing Down the Moon - Margot Adler
Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner - Scott Cunningham
Natural Witchery: Intuitive, Personal & Practical Magick - Ellen Dugan
Magick in Theory and Practice - Aleister Crowley
The Spiral Dance - Starhawk
The Golden Bough - James Frazer
A Witch’s Bible: the Complete Witch’s Handbook - Janet & Stewart Farrar
Wheel of the Year: Living the Magical Life - Pauline Campanelli
Witch Crafting - Phyllis Curott
Witchcraft Today - Gerald Gardner
A History of Witchcraft - Jeffrey Russell
The Prize:
Witchy book of choice up to $10 from The Book Depository!
Participants who have officially signed up by linking up a sign-up post declaring their level will be given one entry for every review they link up. The more reviews you write and link up, the more entries in the contest! An additional entry will be given to any who complete or exceed their challenge level! Winner will be chosen on Jan 7th to give everyone a chance to link up their end of year reviews.
UPDATE: Due to the fact that the number of people participating has wildly exceeded my expectations, I have added a second $10 prize~ So there will be two winners!
Grab the Button!
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Link up your SIGN-UP POSTS here (Please list your name and the blog name or site of the profile that you are linking up):
UPDATE: Due to the fact that the number of people participating has wildly exceeded my expectations, I have added a second $10 prize~ So there will be two winners!
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This will be a fun challenge. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to this one! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeletelove this idea! count me in!
ReplyDeleteI would love to join this challenge!
ReplyDeleteIn 2012 I am doing a different reading challenge every month. So this can be one of my challenges for a month.
I will come back and sign up when I have a post ready. Thanks for the invite!
http://ellemoongoddess.blogspot.com/2011/12/melissas-eclectic-bookshelf-2012.html
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I am going for the "Initiate" level. However, I hope to exceed it. Thank you, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteI love this challenge! I found that I've read a lot of the fiction, but only one non-fiction. Guess what I'm going to be reading this year! Lots of non fiction :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fun challenge.
-k
I haven't read any "witchy" books in a long time, so this sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
I would love to join in the fun. I've already read a few of the mentioned books this year, but would love to read some more ; )
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to start! I've read or at least have (and sit waiting to be read) several books on the list, so perfect timing. Your badge icon is posted on my blog and I shared your blog on my Facebook blog page. https://www.facebook.com/MoonWillowWitch
ReplyDeleteAlright, Melissa, I’ll bite. I read a stupid amount of witchy books to begin with and this will crossover very nicely with a few other challenges I’ve signed up for. I can probably get to Crone level easily.
ReplyDeletePatricia @ Lady with Books
I'm going to try to go for initiate. I hope I'll make it!
ReplyDeleteLove the challenge!
I already have atleast two of the books. Can't wait to get started!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you all are joining!! I think we will have a witchy good time!!!
ReplyDeleteYAY!! I'm going to join you. I love to read and some of the books you posted as an example I already have. I'll be digging them out to add them to this challenge. THANKS for hosting!
ReplyDeletesounds fun
ReplyDeleteThis will be fun! Really looking forward to it,
ReplyDeletesorry it took a while hun, but I finally joined! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my God..finally. I love witches..so I'll be signing up too :)
ReplyDeleteyay witchy books!!!
ReplyDeleteJust so you know the buttons for challenges is on the right hand side in a link to another page. I join way to many in the year to post them all on my front page however I'm gonna try and fix it lol
ReplyDeleteThis sounds exciting...so different from what I usually read...I already have some books in mind too!
ReplyDeletei have the whole sweep series and even tho im 25 i love them and im working on getting the rest of the circle of three books, i know they are aimed for younger crowds but they still are fairly good
ReplyDeleteI'm in!!! When do we start again? LOL
ReplyDeletelooking forward to a "witchy" new year!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait, I have cataloged all my books for these challenges!! I am going for the crone level.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun! Thank you for putting it together, and luckily I have a whole collection on my bookshelf I've been dying to read through, now I have a real REASON to do so =D
ReplyDeleteI thought I was done entering all my challenges for 2012, but then I saw this one and just couldn't resist signing up for just one more. :) Can't wait to read a few witchy books!
ReplyDeleteEeeep! So excited for this one.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this challenge, Melissa! Thanks for hosting it! :-)
ReplyDeleteI have a pagan reading challenge as well at my blog http://www.thedomesticpagan.net/ and a frined of mine name Magaly has one at her blog as well. http://pagan-culture.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteYay! Another witchy books reading challenge. I'm very glad Serenity, from The Domesticated Pagan left your link at my blog. I'm also hosting a Witchy Books Reading Challenge in 2011, and just joined yours. I love your reading suggestions and will tell my readers about it.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Silly me added my link to fast and didn't realize that it was my homepage *sigh* I'm adding the correct one, can you delete the first. Sorry for the mix up, and thanks. Do stop by Pagan Culture when you have a chance. Oh, and I keep my buttons at Magaly's Blog Circle.
Just added my updated link (the one directly to where I'll keep my list) and I'm gone for Maiden, but I'm sure I'll end up and book happy Crone!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to the challenge. I love novels about magic and witches!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that I am going for Maiden but hopefully I will reach Mother. Mom! Here I come!
ReplyDeleteI bet my fiance that I could read 104 books at least in 2012, so I think I am going for Crone level. I am in the process of setting up my blog or fixing my existing one, so for now I just linked to my Goodreads account.
ReplyDeleteHii!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a new challenge!
Thank you
I am going to try for Maiden level
ReplyDeleteSo looking forward to this!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a great challenge for me. I think it should be one that I can complete without too much difficulty and it might get me interested in doing more challenges again. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeletePS Your blog background is beautiful!
Having joined the other 2 pagan/witchy challenges I had to join this one too :) Looking forward to a year of witchin'!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is looking for another book about witches, I recently released my dark fantasy novel, Spellbound by Fire. :) It is available on ebook and paperback on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=ntt_at_ep_srch?_encoding=UTF8&sort=relevancerank&search-alias=books&field-author=Lavinia%20Thompson and Smashwords: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/110429
ReplyDeleteGreat looking blog and great challenge!! I think I'll join!
I'm going to have to resubmit, I used my general link instead of my page specifc one... anyhoo.. this sounds like great fun! Thank you for hosting!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kourtney
The link to my declaration post for this challenge can be found HERE.
ReplyDeletePatricia @ Lady with Books
Thank you for this challenge, Melissa! This is a fairly new area to me but I am going to try and read Garden Spells as I like this author already, and A Discovery of Witches as I've heard this is very good!
ReplyDeleteLindsay @ The Littlereader Library
Woohoo, I'm in.
ReplyDeleteI've signed up! Hope to read a lot more then the five I've commited to. Thanks for hosting and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI Have signed up. I am so looking forward to this. Thanks for hosting.
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ReplyDeleteI read my first book of the year the 2nd of January. It would fit this challenge, can I count it even though I did not join the challenge before the 3rd of January?
ReplyDeletehope i can do this <3 im going to need more witchy books tho :)
ReplyDeleteSoooo excited about this one!! FUN!
ReplyDeleteThis is gonna be so much fun! I'm going for the Maiden level.
ReplyDeleteI'm in! This is perfect for me as I have a lot of non-fiction witchcraft books at home that I haven't read. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is the first good challenge I've found this year! I saw you on LibraryThing.
ReplyDeleteI'll be back later this year with reviews...
~pouting~ I wish I had seen this one sooner!!!
ReplyDeleteJust signed up! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHere are some I've had on my list for a while that you might want to add to yours:
ReplyDeleteA Mirror for Witches by Esther Forbes
The Last Witchfinder by James K. Morrow
The Witch's Trinity by Erika Mailman
The Witching Time by Jean Stubbs
The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by Katherine Howe
Daughters of the Witching Hill by Mary Sharratt
To all the other participants, I can't recommend The Witching Hour by Anne Rice enough. It's a wonderful book and one of my favorites.
Thanks for hosting, Melissa!
This sounds like a lot of fun. I especially like the fact that I have all year to get to a witchy book (or 2 or more lol). I definitely have a few in mind. I look forward to joining in.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, Melissa!
Already have a couple picked out!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog so is it ok to give my facebook page as my URL?
ReplyDeleteAlso, can I suggest you add Graven Images (http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12520465-graven-images) to your list - i've been told its very good and I'm just about to get it.
I have participated in a read along before, but never a challenge. Open to suggestions for books as right now I have Harry Potter. I am using it for literature for homeschooling my two children, but enjoy many genres myself.
ReplyDeleteI'm really excited about participating, thanks for starting this!
ReplyDeleteIn selecting my reading challenges for this year, I found that while I could find plenty on with a general paranormal topic base but nothing specifically for witchcraft books. Thank you for hosting this!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm so excited about participating. I'm going for the Maiden level for now. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to do this! I'm going to start at the initiate level as I'm so new, hopefully I won't stay there though. I'm excited~
ReplyDeleteI signed up and am going for Maiden level. YAY
ReplyDeleteI am so thrilled that all of you are joining! I'll be making the rounds at all of your blogs very soon!!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised when I counted the number of 'witchy' books that I already own. This challenge is apparently just what I need!
ReplyDeleteI've signed up for the Initiate level. I just found the Bewitching Mystery series, so the timing couldn't be better.
ReplyDeleteI've signed up as a Maiden :) I've already read 2 books, and it shouldn't be too hard, but just in case, I am aiming for 10! Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome challenge! I'm doing the Initiate level.
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeletejust joined the reading challenge looking forward to gaining my level.
thanks for the great idea
I'm going to shoot for maiden
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Hi Melissa,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Have put your witch challenge link in my blog, Jackleen's Library. I have a book review of White Witch Pond by Jody Kihara on my blog.
Jackleen
http://jackleenslibrary.blogspot.com/
I'm with you. Witch books are fun! I'm going to try for Initiate, but I may be able to surpass it, we'll have to wait and see. I have LOTS of other challenges I'm attempting this year too.
ReplyDeleteHi Melissa,
ReplyDeleteFrom your list, I have already read four books:
Practical Magic - Alice Hoffman
Garden Spells - Sarah Addison Allen
A Discovery of Witches (All Souls Trilogy, #1) - Deborah Harkness
Dead Witch Walking (The Hollows #1) - Kim Harrison
I guess I am already on initiate level then, huh? "A Discovery of Witches" will be on my Top Ten book list of 2011 -- what a great read! (I will post that list on my blog soon.) I will definitely bookmark your challenge and join it when I get the chance -- great idea!
Happy reading,
Birgit
Hi Melissa!
ReplyDeleteJust finished Discovery of Witches and pre-ordered Born Wicked! Having fun with your clever challenge.
I loved A Discovery of Witches! And I really want to read Born Wicked too!
DeleteLovely Challenge. I have never tried Witchy books. Hope I will love this.
ReplyDeleteI didn't get chancew to join any book related challenges last year, but i feel ready to take the plunge. I'm a bit rusty when it comes to reading so i'm going to sign up for the Maiden level. hoping to exceed it though.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to you all. I look forward to any recommmendations. Several in your list that i fancy adding to my own Melissa. will put one together for myself shortly.
BB xx
I've just stumbled across your beautiful blog and will begin at the Maiden level, yet hoping to go further. I've posted your button on my sidebar as well.
ReplyDeleteHave already read some of the non-fiction titles in your list. Buckland's Complete Guide to Witchcraft, Magic in Theory and Practice, and Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner.
Did I see somewhere that we can choose titles not appearing on the suggestion list? Sorry, I've been so very ill and a bit "out of it" lately.
Of course you can read any full length book that includes a witch as a main character or major witchcraft elements counts. They may be fiction or non-fiction. That list is just suggestions to get people started! Welcome!
DeleteJust updating to include my post regarding this challenge along with my initial "List". I've just ordered The New England Witch Chronicles and can't wait for it to arrive! Here is my intro post: http://paganbydesign.blogspot.com/2012/02/2012-magical-year-of-focus-and-change.html
ReplyDeleteSigned up, and I'm going for the Maiden Level.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to sign up for this challenge. So I just took the plunge and jumped in today. I like reading books about witches. I think this will be a fun challenge. Thanks Melissa.
ReplyDeleteSo excited to start reading!
ReplyDeleteGreat Challenge! I love to read Witchy Books!
ReplyDeleteI'm starting late but I think I'm going to go for The Mother because I read so many books about Witches!
It may be hit or miss on the months though! We'll see! Excited to participate!
Thanks Melissa :o]
oops..here i thought I had alreadu signed up. welp now it's time to catch up thanks for hosting this challenge. I Will be doing Crone. thanks. ps if you love practical magic, you will enjoy garden spells.
ReplyDeleteBe Blessed
Aisha
All righty! I'm starting late, but I'll begin with some short ones and catch up quick. I'm an old witch so, I am going Old School. I dug out the first three volumes of Andre Norton's Witch World series (1963-1965) and Omega, Stewart Farrar's ecological disaster novel from 1980. I'm going to declare for "Mother." I may be able to upgrade to "Crone," but I don't think I'll bet on it just yet. Let the challenge begin!
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Sophie
One can never have too many reading challenges! Excited for this.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is the first reading chsllenge I partecipate in... i am so excited!
ReplyDeleteHey Melissa, I’ve just published a post where you can link the reviews to your witchy readings for January, February and March. Here it is the link: http://pagan-culture.blogspot.com/2012/03/thoughts-about-your-witchy-readings-jan.html
ReplyDeleteI'm in! I have linked you. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo excited to finally start the challenge!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little late joining this challenge, but I'm sure I'll catch up! My goal will be Maiden, but I might upgrade later in the year. I'll see how far I get. I love witchy books and I'm so glad to have found this challenge! Thanks for hosting this!
ReplyDeletewow.. not only am I excited by this challenge, I am thrilled to meeting a whole new community of friends!
ReplyDeleteThanks
xoxo
Paula
These are some of my favorite types of books! I'm very excited to get started on this challenge!
ReplyDeleteJust to let you know, I'm not sure if this is only happening for me... but the button isn't linking. I'm getting a "This picture has been deleted"photo instead of the pretty Witches and Witchcraft challenge photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up! Not sure what happened but I think it's all fixed now!
DeleteFunny I run into this challenge tonight as I'm in a slump and was just looking for something new to read. I LOVE WITCHES! this will be perfect and you even help me by listing books. Your Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! Glad you are joining!
DeleteHi, I was just wondering, does a book by Susun Weed count too ?? I read New Menopausal Years the wise woman way.
ReplyDeleteHello Everybody,
ReplyDeleteRight now, I'm still in the Initiate Category since I recently finished reading my 5th Witchy Book. The next one will move me into the Maiden
Category with my 6th Book Read.
Beatles1964
SOOOO excited about this!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to get started on Hex Hall, Demonglass & the latest Spell Bound! And probably a little Stardust while I'm at it ;) Awesome challenge!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to start!
ReplyDeleteI'll be listed at Crone level.
Hi Melissa,
ReplyDeleteI'm in! Looking forward to reading some fab new books.:)
~Cate
I'm going with Maiden, hoping to read more. I made a page for my 2012 challenges on my blog.
ReplyDeletehttp://wyllowthewitch.blogspot.com/p/2012-reading-challenges.html
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ReplyDeleteHI, What a great idea for a challenge. I will join too. I do recommend a few book, they are part of Kelly Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series. You can see her book list at Goodreads. SOme that have a witch as main character are Industrial Magic, Dime Store Magic, Haunted, Waking the Witch,Counterfeit Magic, and more. Check out her goodreads for the order, (the ones inbetween witch ones, still have the witches in them, just not as the main character, the whole series is in the same world, and the characters show up in other books, lol, its fun) I will get a post made, and put the button up asap. I also am a new follower. here is my blog http://concisebookreviewsbymichelle.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteJoining late, but looking forward to it! =]
ReplyDeleteNever too late!
DeleteHi Melissa! Too bad we aren't both on Word Press to subscribe to each other's posts; so much in common (feline family, vegetarian). But so glad to discover your special reading event albeit halfway through the year. :) I already signed-up to show I'm committing.
ReplyDeleteI haven't yet written a specific blog on this; a demanding read-a-thon just ended and I've noticed your instruction now. The URL you have is for my blog in general. What would you like me to do?
I think Melissa has since added my blog directly about my participation with y'all! I am always so happy to have new subscribers and meet great people. Right here: http://cmriedel.wordpress.com/2012/06/30/witch-novel-challenge/
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have done this one with you.
ReplyDeleteOh! You should add MRS. B'S GUIDE TO HOUSEHOLD WITCHERY to your non-fiction list, http://bit.ly/NNj0Lz. It comes out October 1st!
ReplyDeleteHey Melissa! I'm so excited about this. I just posted a blog about it with a long list of witchy books I've read and loved. I'm offering a free copy of my YA novel AUDREY'S GUIDE TO WITCHCRAFT for any participants. Sorry I stumbled on it so late, but better late than never, right?
ReplyDeleteJust discovered this so joining very late, but I've really been into witchy stuff this year, especially due to the Hollows series by Kim Harrison. Also have some paranormals and such to read. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm entering very late in the game but I'm a dedicated witchy reader so look forward to ideas and shared witchiness. I like having my name and my blog name in the link so I'm afraid I entered twice and you can delete the one before Kyna's Realm. Now I need to make my blog interesting!
ReplyDeleteJust added a mystery book called Witch Way to Murder. Brings me up to 19. What a fun challenge!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon and Merry Meet! I have just discovered your blog as well as being a "new" pagan. I was wondering if you are planning on doing a 2013 reading list or if I should just start reading the listed books above. Thank you for all the information you have available on your blog, I am in full on I can't read enough or get my hands on enough information mode right now. All my best to you, blessings, Renee
ReplyDeleteI'm entering super late, but looking forward to reading as many witchy books as I can throughout the next two months!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great challenge, Melissa. I think I'm done with my witchy books for the year at 19. Look forward to participating again in 2013.
ReplyDelete19! That's awesome!
DeleteJust stumbled upon this website. I love reading fiction books about witches! I am now following you via GFC and definitely going through the listed books here.
ReplyDeleteOf all your books, what would be your top recommended funny, fun to read fiction witch novel? Would so love to hear from you!
New follower via GFC. :)