'A provocative and thoughtful exploration of what has been lost — and what might yet be reclaimed.'

– Queensland Reviewers' Collective

'Combining personal experience with environmental insight, Good Witch is both reflective and practical. It offers readers an accessible way to think about sustainability through the lens of everyday life, making it an inspiring read for anyone wanting to tread a little more lightly on the planet.'

– Starts at 60

'A mix of travelogue and social history, Tonti visits witch trial sites across Europe and the US to tell the stories of women who stood accused . . . A lesson in eco-feminism for the Etsy spell-casting set.'

– The Guardian

'Richly researched and profoundly thought-provoking, Good Witch invites readers to re-examine history through a new lens and imagine a future that honours care, community and our relationship with the Earth.'

– Conscious Living

'A magnificent book that I can’t recommend highly enough.'

– Readings

'5 stars. An eye-opening deep dive into stolen feminine power and how we can reclaim it that will enrage and inspire.'

– GLAM Adelaide

'Energetic and enthralling.'

– The Saturday Paper

'A bold, wide-ranging and deeply personal reckoning with the persecution of women and the erasure of feminine labour, wisdom and power. Good Witch is a potent brew: history, incantation, remembrance and an invocation to rise and resist.'

– Emily Maguire, author of Rapture

‘In turns fascinating and infuriating, Good Witch takes us to catalysing moments in the history of Western misogyny. This book will have you mourning all the lost wisdom that was choked and burned alongside the so-called witches. It pressure-tests patriarchal interpretations of the records and gives voice to a fascinating range of expert women. I finished it in two sittings, smarter and angrier.’

– Bri Lee, author of Eggshell Skull and Seed