The Witch Way Librarian Mystery Series is a popular book series that combines elements of fantasy and mystery. The series follows the adventures of a witch librarian named Aria who uses her magical abilities to solve various mysteries in her small town. In the series, Aria is the head librarian of the mysterious Witch Way Library, which is hidden in a hidden corner of town and is only accessible to those with magical abilities. Aria is not only responsible for keeping the library organized and stocked with magical books, but also for solving any mystical mysteries that occur in her community. Each book in the series features a different mystery that Aria must solve. These mysteries often involve spooky happenings, magical creatures, and enchanted objects.
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These mysteries often involve spooky happenings, magical creatures, and enchanted objects. Aria uses her knowledge of spells, potions, and other magical tools to uncover clues and unravel the secrets behind each mystery. Alongside Aria, there are several other recurring characters in the series, including her best friend and fellow witch, Luna, and a mischievous talking cat named Merlin.
The Trans Witches Are Witches bundle raises over $90,000 for LGBTQ teams
If you’ve been enjoying RPS’ Magic Week - our two-week endeavour to spotlight magical indies - you might enjoy the Trans Witches Are Witches bundle, which is unrelated to Magic Week, but has the same spirit. The bundle is a collection of 69 games, music, zines, and other creative oddities of the magical variety. Everything has been made by LGBTQ+ creators and all the proceeds will be split between the featured teams. So far, the bundle has passed a whopping $90,000 (or £74,000) in sales, with over a week left to go.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settingsThe bundle has a little something for everyone with top-down RPGs, board games, visual novels, and just generally weird thingamabobs. Lots of the featured games look interesting, although a few, in particular, caught my eye.
Do I Pass? is one of the featured visual novels that follows a trans woman with anxiety about whether or not she ‘passes’ as female. She’s soon able to transform into a ghost - the classic white sheets kind - to peek into others’ minds and find out what they’re thinking. Queer people have a different relationship with public spaces, and I’m excited to see a game tackle the subject.
SkateFPS is another bundled game that struck me. It’s a witchy shooter where you fight papercraft monsters with your ET-esque pointed finger and purple-painted nails. Alas, I can’t give you more info since the game’s description is in Spanish, and I only have a casual, Duolingo level of Spanish comprehension. In other words, no hablo español. There’s also a number of quirky gay dating sims, alongside other cool stuff that you might like.
The Trans Witches Are Witches bundle is available on itch.io for $60 until February 24th. There’s also a smaller $10 edition, and most of the games are available for individual purchase, too.
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Together, they assist Aria in her investigations and provide support and comedic relief throughout the stories. The Witch Way Librarian Mystery Series offers readers a unique blend of fantasy and mystery, with a dash of humor and whimsy. The books are filled with exciting plot twists and captivating characters that keep readers engaged from start to finish. Fans of the series praise the author's ability to create a rich and immersive world that seamlessly combines magic and mystery. The books are often described as fast-paced and addictive, making them difficult to put down. Overall, the Witch Way Librarian Mystery Series is a delightful and enchanting series that appeals to both fans of fantasy and mystery genres. With its charming characters, intriguing plotlines, and magical setting, it is no wonder that the series has gained a dedicated following..
Reviews for "Ghosts and Grimoires: The Witch Way Librarian's Supernatural Sleuthing"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I found the Witch Way Librarian Mystery series to be disappointing. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, which made it hard for me to connect with them. The plot was also predictable and uninspiring. I was hoping for a more gripping and original storyline, but unfortunately, it fell flat. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this series to anyone looking for an exciting and engaging mystery read.
2. John - 1 star
The Witch Way Librarian Mystery series left me feeling bored and uninterested. The writing style was dull and lacked the captivating elements that make a mystery novel enjoyable. The protagonist's actions and decisions were often illogical and didn't make sense within the context of the story. I struggled to stay engaged with the plot and found myself skimming through the pages to get to the end. I was disappointed with this series and won't be continuing with it.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I was really looking forward to reading the Witch Way Librarian Mystery series, but it didn't live up to my expectations. The pacing of the story was slow, and there were too many unnecessary details that didn't contribute to the plot. The mystery itself was lackluster and didn't keep me guessing or on the edge of my seat. I didn't feel invested in the outcome and didn't care about the fate of the characters. Overall, this series was forgettable and not worth my time.