I love browsing my public library’s queer ebook collection, because I end up finding indie and lesser-known books to try that I would have never found otherwise. Succulents and Spells is one of those books, and I’m happy that I gave it a try, because it was a nice cozy read that incorporates a lot of things I like, including queer witches, left-leaning values, autistic representation, and details about the characters’ day-to-day lives. It does have a tone that I can’t really explain other than to say it sounds like it was written by someone who spends a lot of time on tumblr and/or AO3, but that didn’t bother me, as I am definitely of the tumblr demographic. Planning to read the rest of the series and check out some of the other Witchy Fiction project authors, too.