Wild Earth Tarot by Coni Curi is a refreshing reminder that nature doesn’t simply surround us but also speaks to us in its own language.


Wild Earth Tarot by Coni Curi is a refreshing reminder that nature doesn’t simply surround us but also speaks to us in its own language.

The 2027 Seasons of the Witch Wall Calendar, by Lorraine Anderson with illustrations by Tijana Lukovic, and Rose Giada is quite magical.

Kate Forsyth’s Hedgewitch Oracle is great for readers who enjoy herbal magic and nature-based witchcraft.

Seeds of Light Oracle Deck by Danielle Venables with artwork by Stephanie Wicker-Campbell invites users to connect with their intuition.

The Dragon Rune Oracle is a rich and imaginative system that blends Welsh and Celtic myth, dragon lore, and runic symbolism into a divination tool.

A Traveler’s Guide to Making Magic by Lisa McSherry teaches that travel itself is a magical act, offering endless opportunities to adapt our practice.

Kitchen Magic by Laura May is weaves together ritual, folklore, personal insights, and delicious culinary magic.

The Alchemy of Chores by Nick Wroblewski has really shifted my mindset in regard to my daily tasks.

The Way of the Eight Winds by Nigel Pennick is a truly rich and thought-provoking read.

Palmistry for Happiness by Ghanshyam Singh Birla and Guylain Vallée offers a unique and insightful approach to Vedic palmistry.