Wicca for beginners: Book of shadows for spells, herbal magic, oils and crystals Paperback – February 7, 2019

This book well ordered guidance extremely supportive for me.Reading this book helped me enhance the nature of the Wicca For Beginners. I was creating for the venture, which significantly enhanced the speed I could deliver new outcomes for the undertaking.!

Bad writing with wrong wording such as smirching which should read smudging . No bases in reality or backed in evidence only fantasy and belief. 3 stars for fantasy novel.

It's kewl and let's you know how to do it and all but it's not really just goto a page and simply find what you're looking for so not really worth the money.

This person needs an editor and does not have one. Frankly, her prose was a series of headdesk moments. Her information seems solid, once you figure out what the hay she was trying to say. But I have almost a half-century of practice and extensive reading behind me, so nothing she presents is new to me. A true beginner would be lost in the odd word choices, strangled sentence structure, and bad proofreading.Her list of references is also far, far too short, and consists mostly of secondhand sources, save for Gerald Gardner.If you're just setting out on the Wiccan path, Lisa Chamberlain might be a better fit for you. Her books are also on Kindle Unlimited.