In Megan Gidding’s The Women Could Fly, women who are accused of being witches can be put on trial. Oh and another thing, women who are unmarried by the age of 30 must be put on a registry that monitors their every move. In the novel, Jo is 28 and closing in on the age where she should marry, but right now her biggest concern is finding out more about her mother who mysteriously disappeared fourteen years ago. The dystopian novel explores the relationship between mothers and daughters and the ways in which women, especially Black women, must fight for their freedom with each generation. Get it from Bookshop or from your local indie bookstore via Indiebound. You can also try the audiobook version through Libro.fm.