To be honest, I wished this book had a stronger middle. I think it starts off really well, diving into the history of witchcraft and the misogyny surrounding it, but loses momentum from there. I read one comment that said it read more like blog posts, which I 100% agree with. I wished that the three topics (being Witchcraft, the term and idea of a Slut, and Feminism) flowed more naturally and had more to do with each other. I expected more of the topics connecting to one another, but got more here is female sexuality, now witchcraft, and here is feminism. I think this book has potential, but not my cup of tea. Although this book is quite short, it is also terribly long, and I actually struggled through it (could only read a chapter or two per day).

If you are a reader who likes to jump around, you can! The chapters really don’t have anything to do with each other, so you can really read them in any order.