I finished this and enjoyed it, but there were several parts that were a little too “angry feminist” for me. I actually have a degree in women’s studies, so it was refreshing to see a movement of women reclaiming their power through witchcraft and using their power to empower others with a social justice standpoint.
I was intrigued by the idea that a womb could serve as a cauldron and Lester’s idea that women’s reproductive nature is where she draws her powers from. I didn’t agree with all of it, but really appreciated the perspective.
It was definitely a a read that for me thinking a lot, but not really where I am on my journey right now.