Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix in Two Minutes
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In the summer of 1970, fifteen-year-old Neva Craven is sent to Wellwood House, a Florida maternity home where pregnant girls are renamed, isolated, and pushed to surrender their babies. Now called Fern, she finds allies in Rose, Zinnia, and fourteen-year-old Holly. Their only real source of freedom arrives with a mysterious bookmobile librarian and a paperback called How to Be a Groovy Witch.
The first spell works, but the magic has a price. As the girls fight the adults who have stolen control of their bodies and futures, Fern learns that the librarian's coven is not simply offering rescue. It is looking for a new vessel, and Fern has already promised more than she understands.
Witchcraft for Wayward Girls is Grady Hendrix at his most furious and compassionate: a horror story about forced adoption, solidarity, and the people who refuse to let shame decide someone else's future.
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