Rachael Herron’s The Seven Miracles of Beatrix Holland is a spellbinding tale of magic, family, and self-discovery. Beatrice’s journey from disbelief to embracing her identity as a powerful witch is both gripping and emotional. The lush, mystical setting of Skerry Island, combined with the high-stakes family drama and an ancient struggle for magical dominance, creates a captivating narrative. With heartfelt moments and thrilling twists, this book is a beautifully crafted story of courage and connection. A must-read for fans of magical realism and intricate family sagas.

This is a cozy fantasy that touches on some dark themes. The writing style isn't usually my thing but the author made it work very well with the storyline. The way the magic system is set up has me wanting more!

I liked this book in the beginning, I thought it was great, but it stole my heart before I realized it. Also I was immediately in need for Beatrice to fall in love with Reno, like from the minute Reno was introduced.
Please give me more of these darling, imperfect, and chaotic lovely people. They questioned faith, magic, and atheism the way I have my whole life.

I wasn't able to get into this book. For some reason the works building confused me and the plot didn't stand out enough for me to want to continue.

This wasn’t exactly my style, but I think it’ll be a hit with readers of cozy fantasy. There are a lot of feel good elements, and it also doesn’t shy away from its darker themes of mortality and grief. I greatly enjoyed the magic system; I found the uniqueness of how each witch used their power very interesting and refreshing. If anything, I wanted a deeper dive into that.