Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix

Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix

In 1970, a pregnant fifteen-year-old is sent to a home for unwed mothers where girls are hidden away from respectable society until their babies can be quietly given up for adoption, and a mysterious travelling librarian introduces the girls to a book of genuine witchcraft that offers them a taste of real power for the first time in their controlled, powerless lives.

Hendrix combines meticulously researched period detail about the real historical horror of maternity homes with genuine supernatural horror, using witchcraft as a metaphor for reclaiming bodily autonomy that the era's institutions had entirely stripped from these young women.

A powerful blend of historical horror and feminist reclamation from acclaimed author Grady Hendrix.

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