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I didn’t expect this series to move me so deeply. I picked it up for the art and yes, the first volume is visually breathtaking, with rich textures, detailed panels, and a cozy, magical atmosphere. But it’s the heart of the story that kept me hooked.

Shio (or Theo in the English version) isn’t a prodigy. He’s soft, curious, bookish and he has to fight for his place in a world that doesn’t make it easy for kids like him. That alone makes the story feel so grounded and emotionally real, especially if you’ve ever tried to find your voice in a system that wasn’t built for you.

And the worldbuilding? Incredible. Mitsu Izumi has imagined a rich, complex universe with original races, diverse religions, languages, and cultures. I especially appreciate that the inspiration here draws mainly from East Asian, South Asian, and Middle Eastern traditions. Manga and manhwa are too often fixated on European aesthetics, so it’s refreshing to see something different for once.

I also loved how the manga explores different aspects of books, from ancient scripts to paper-making, bookbinding, and the architecture of libraries. It’s clear the mangaka has poured a lot of care into every detail. You can feel the deep respect for books, not just as objects, but as vessels of power, culture, and memory.

Mitsu Izumi has also created an incredible cast of characters, and I truly love how she takes her time to develop them slowly and thoughtfully. It’s not just the main characters, everyone around them feels genuinely interesting and well-written. Plus, there’s very little fan service in this seinen, which I really appreciate.

What really struck me was how the story weaves in themes like discrimination, access to knowledge, and cultural hierarchies without ever being preachy. I am curious to see how these themes will continue to develop in further volumes.

If you love magic, fantasy with incredible worldbuilding, and stories that treat libraries like temples, this manga is a hidden gem. The release pace is slow, but honestly? Every page feels handcrafted and worth the wait.

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I would have to call myself a library witch.

Sure I like crystals and kitchen/green magic and hearth magic and all but if anything really defined the current state of my craft and the love I have for it, it would be in books.

My grimoire is not simply written down in journals. It is scattered across my bookshelf, between the pages of every book on it. It is on the sticky notes, highlights, and scrawled in margins of the books on my shelves. It is in the pdf files I collect or the blog posts I write. It is in each book, from the "bad" books I purchased at the beginning of my journey to the "good" books I have purchased more recently as I gained the knowledge to discern between them. It is in my library catalog where I carefully list each book I have and what knowledge it holds within it. It is every word I read and write.

My altar is not only in the nightstand I use for my workings. It is in the bookcase where I keep my tangible source of knowledge. There I keep my knowledge surrounded by magic. There are bottles and crystals and statues to keep my books company.

It is there I have always found magic, between the pages of a book. That tangible or intangible fount of knowledge. There in that smell, that texture. There among the magical symbols that can transmit the thoughts of one into the thoughts of another. There in its ability to travel through time, teaching us from those long dead to those who are yet to be born. It comes in a physical book or in a electronic document, even in a curated blog. There is magic in the hoarding of it like a dragon hoards gold. I bring the words into my space. I care for them, giving them a home like stray pets.

So I think I must call myself a library witch.

🔮 Witchcraft Wednesday 🔮

Dive into the captivating realm of divination and discover intriguing methods to unlock hidden insights and guidance. Today, we'll explore two fascinating forms of divination: bibliomancy and shufflemancy. Let's expand our knowledge and embrace the magic of these mystical practices!

📚 Bibliomancy: This ancient art taps into the wisdom of books. To practice bibliomancy, close your eyes, focus on a specific question or situation, and randomly open a book to a page. The words that catch your eye on that page hold a message or answer linked to your query. Let the written word guide you on your path of self-discovery and illumination.

🎶 Shufflemancy: Get ready to dance with the magical rhythms of shufflemancy! In this contemporary form of divination, you create a playlist, shuffle it, and then ask your question or seek guidance. As you hit play, let the universe guide your finger to stop the music at a particular point. The song that plays at that moment holds the answer or message you seek. The melodies and lyrics become your personal oracle, speaking to your heart through the power of music.

✨ These unique divination methods offer distinct avenues for connecting with the unseen forces that surround us. Whether you find solace in the written word or seek resonance in the harmonies of music, divination allows you to tap into your intuition and receive valuable insights.

💫 Take some time to explore bibliomancy and shufflemancy further. Experiment with different books, playlists, and questions. Observe the patterns and synchronicities that unfold, and let your intuition guide your interpretation. Embrace the enchantment of these divination practices and the wisdom they offer.

🌙 Share your experiences and insights with divination using #WitchcraftWednesday. Let's create a space where we can celebrate the mystical arts, share our knowledge, and support one another on our spiritual journeys.