I started reading bits and pieces just to see what itâs like, and am thinking I need a break from the intellectual stuff already. 
I read the last part of this:
In Ocha (also called SanterĂa or LucumĂ), we honor Egunâa combination of blood and lineage ancestors
As âwe honor Egunâa combination of blood and sausages.â
My stomachâs growlingâŚ
Iâm only on chapter 4! 
Friendly reminder time!
The current reading period will conclude in one week from today (on Friday, November 3) A Readerâs Review post will appear in the forums at that time for everyone to share their thoughts and hear all about what your fellow coven members have been reading.
I hope everyone is enjoying their reading so far! Iâm looking forward to reading everyoneâs thoughts and hearing about your books 
Happy reading and blessed be! 
Another possible location for free books is:
I havenât done much research yet, but one book I found may have been a grimoire which previous viewers couldnât seem to make heads or tails out of. To find it, you may have to look under the following names because I donât remember what it was called. blush It may have been under A Witchâs Journal or Halloween.
I was seeking Scott Cunningham and Silver Raven Wolf, but found nothing for either. They did have Ed Leedskalnin, the creator of the Coral Castle in Florida, for download. I also looked up a relative who wrote a biography, Sharon Gabet, and found her book, but it wasnât a free read.
They do have books in languages other than English.
I feel like Iâve heard of Open Library before! Out of curiosity, I did a little search too and found that:
Open Library is a project of the Internet Archive, a nonprofit organization. It has been funded in part by grants from the California State Library and the Kahle/Austin Foundation. Open Library provides online digital copies in multiple formats, created from images of many public domain, out-of-print, and in-print books.
From Wikipedia: Open Library
From what I can understand, itâs an open online library (funded by CSL) and a non-profit. All in all, a really interesting resource- and they have so many books available to check out, too!
Thank you for sharing, Georgia! 
A discussion will soon open up in the forum for everyone to share their thoughts and swap book reviews
Please keep an eye on the forums for the soon-to-appear post! 
The few wonderful reviews already posted here have since been re-homed in the Readersâ Reviews post to make them easier to find!
Gif from Tenor
Didnât finish your book or just got started ? No worries!
Feel free to share your thoughts so far and chime in on the reviews that your fellow coven members have shared. You may find a recommendation for a new book!
After a one-week review period, the next reading session will begin: Next Friday, November 10th . Feel free to continue reading your current book into the next session or start a brand new book at that time!
Happy reading and reviewing! 
This reading session has closed- thank you to everyone who joined in! If you have a book review or comments to share, please do so in the open Readerâs Review post in Activities
Spells8 Book Club XXXII - Readersâ Reviews