Witch of the Glens

About this book

In the turbulent 17th century Scotland, where superstition and fear intertwine, "Witch of the Glens" by Sally Watson unfolds the gripping tale of Kelpie, a young girl caught between her gypsy heritage and the ominous shadows of witchcraft. As the specter of persecution looms, Kelpie navigates a world where the term "witch" can seal one's fate, and the bonds of family are tested against the harsh realities of survival. This historical novel immerses students and civic activists in a rich narrative that explores themes of identity, resilience, and the struggle for acceptance. With vivid depictions of the era's societal tensions, "Witch of the Glens" offers a compelling lens into the complexities of belief and belonging.