Reviews

Glamour Magic: The Witchcraft Revolution to Get What You Want by Deborah Castellano

curioso's review

informative inspiring reflective

5.0

sarahlopod's review against another edition

3 ⭐️

This is definitely a 'take what you need and leave the rest' kind of book and there were a lot of things I didn't quite agree with. I found the author's writing style pretty grating at times, too. But! There were a lot of great things in here and I'm glad I read it. I'll definitely be recommending it to anyone interested in glamour magic.

anisa_akeya's review

2.0

This book wasn't at all what I thought it would be. It very much felt like the author was rambling

nixwithapen's review

3.0

I'll absolutely do the exercises, but I wish that most of the rambling in between had been cut out. Definitely gave off generic "commercialized feminist witchcraft" vibes but it was nice when she drew attention to other marginalized identities, including trans and non-binary folks, as being included.

sarahekoss's review

1.0

This book reeks of girl boss feminism. Even if you dig your way through the tongue in cheek bitter remarks and sarcasm the information provided is mediocre at best. There's definitely better books out there.

bluenight's review

2.0

4/10

meh

liab's review

5.0

I personally think is a good book it gives a good idea of glamour magick and using it in daily life. It is a good thing that there is exercises and questions that you could do or take in consideration. At one point I made the connection that the book is like a instruction manual since the author tends to refer glamour magick and magick as a weapon. It is refreshing to me personally that there was no talk about how glamour magick is makeup or clothes like a lot of other resources have it as. The author does talk about body positivity and is inclusive, briefly mentioning personal style as a way of magick from her own personal experience.
I do recommend it for those looking into personal image