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Magic from the Hilltops and Hollers: Folk Witchery, Superstitions, and Healing Practices from Appalachia Memoir_Gift_Guide and futility connected to herSilver WinnerBody, Mind, and Spirit, IBPA Book Awards 2026This book stands as a valuable addition to the growing library of works on the lived experiences of Appalachians and how folk magic continues to be a valuable part of their cultural identity. I hope, after you read this, that you feel as in love with this land and its citizens, both human and more than human, as I do. Long live Appalachia! Rebecca Beyer, author of Wild Witchcraft In an ode to