The Poisons We Drink Katharine Beutner Anders does not seem like

Anders does not seem like himself

her mother

The book teaches that it is okay for kids to say no to hugs and kisses

and Opal is in charge of picking up the triple-layer-double-custard-beet-and-berry tart from the bakery—a big responsibility

while a handy reference section is packed with information about the goddesses and heroines themselves

The Poisons We Drink Katharine Beutner Anders does not seem likeIn a country divided between humans and witchers, Venus Stoneheart hustles as a brewer making illegal love potions to support her family. Love potions is a dangerous business. Brewing has painful, debilitating side effects, and getting caught means death or a prison sentence. But what Venus is most afraid of is the dark, sentient magic within her. Then an enemy's iron bullet kills her mother, Venus's life implodes. Keeping her reckless little sister