i can easily see myself reading more books by this author. After a night of magic turns deadly, Iris Gray vows to never let another person learn shes a witch. it wasn’t particularly long, which i always love. When eighteen-year-old witch Iris Gray accidentally enacts a curse that could have dire consequences, she must journey through the Pacific Northwest wilderness with a boy who hates witches to make sure her magic isnt unleashed on the world. there wasn’t too much detail, nor was there not enough.Īll in all, it wild is the witch was a light hearted and entertaining read. i stayed hooked throughout the whole book. That aside, the writing was very well done. (i have a soft spot for any animal characters okay?!) while never saying a word, i felt he was a very sassy bird. That being said, the owl (who has a major part to play in the whole story, but isn’t actually a ‘main character’) was my favourite. in doing this, he’s unnecessarily rude to everyone around him.

he was your stereotypical “mysterious boy” who’s hiding a dark past. iris had her moments when i didn’t mind her, but for the most part she was very annoying. unfortunately for this one, i wasn’t the biggest fan of the cast. With most books, i either hate the characters or love them. From the New York Times bestselling author of The Nature of Witches comes another immersive, high-stakes contemporary fantasy. i just really loved the concept behind it all.

i enjoyed that i haven’t read anything similar to it before (that’s not to say there isn’t a similar book out there - i just haven’t read it yet). the idea behind it was really unique and fun. The concept of this book was well crafted. Wild is the witch is a standalone urban fantasy following iris, after she (rather stupidly) releases a curse into the world, and how she goes about trying to stop it.

Wild is the witch by rachel griffin