Shawn Robbins

Leanna Greenaway

With in-depth explorations of nature magick and divination, this follow-up to the wildly successful Wiccapedia, written by the authors of that book, is a must for Wiccans. It covers everything from different kinds of witches and their practices; cosmic helpers; enhancing your magick with color; developing your sixth sense; mastering tarot; psychic plant power, and much more. A FAQ section at the end answers the most-asked questions, and there's a eight-page color insert on pentacle magic!

A Guide to Modern-Day Spellcraft, Nature Magick, and Divination

The Witch's Way

Ley Stanton

While there is a lot of useful information in here, I think a beginner would find this book very confusing. The tone of finality is present throughout, the authors stated things as fact that were more a matter of opinion. While this book is more advertised as a witchcraft book, this definitely conflates Wicca and witchcraft throughout. I did find some interesting information in here, would be good for an upper beginner or intermediate learner. I did find the FAQ to be super informative but I would have preferred it to be at the beginning of the book. I think it would have made more sense because a lot of it was the basics of Wicca and witchcraft, things that people ask about all the time. Definitely a worthwhile read if you're interested in witchcraft and want to learn more beyond absolute beginner information.

The Witch's Way A Guide to Modern-Day Spellcraft, Nature Magick, and Divination

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