The Crone Zone

How to Get Older with Style, Nerve, and a Little Bit of Magic

De: Nina Bargiel

Narrado por: Rachel L. Jacobs

It's time to embrace your inner crone! Tap into the wisdom of age and learn how to take up space, do as you please, shake off expectations, and live life on your own terms.

If you've been looking for permission and encouragement to stop clinging to youth and propriety, The Crone Zone is here to help you step into your full bog witch power.

Following in the footsteps of role models from Strega Nona to Baba Yaga, you'll learn to access your innate crone energy through rituals, meditations, inspiration, and relatable advice from your crone guide.

Learn to: pick the perfect caftan for every occasion; embrace your gray hair—or dye it blue; cultivate all-black houseplants; make friends with a murder of crows; and more!

Put on your best black cloak, prepare a cauldron of your favorite beverage, and indulge in a hearty cackle, because life in the Crone Zone is good—and about to get better.

©2025 Nina Bargiel (P)2025 Tantor Media

Love Love LOVE this book.

I adored this magical book. It landed in my hands at just the right moment; it is truly so crazy how it did. Nothing truly happens by chance. I believe this book was meant for me. Truly the perfect book, like a field guide we didn't get when we were born.
It has helped me see myself more clearly and find strength for this next chapter of my life. I can't thank you enough for creating this book not just for me, but for all of us stepping into new phases of this beautiful, wild journey. If you're over 40, facing changes in your body and life, moving out of a relationship, or looking to grow stronger and more radiant, this book is made for you.

foul mouthed nothing new

I'm not one to shrink away from foul language but wow, really, every other sentence? I'm not sure what I was expecting but this wasn't it. If you're s goth woman who only wears black and wants to be that crone who decides that class should go by the way side then this book is for you. If that's not you then skip this book. I wish I had.