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


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

Ancient Spells and Incantations by Enid Baxter Ryce is filled with cross-cultural spells that are now preserved to continue their magic.

The Green Witchery Tarot by Cerridwen Greenleaf weaves together tarot and plant magic for beautiful integration of the reading.

Pagan Portals – Áine by Kelle BanDea is packed with folklore about an enigmatic goddess, inviting readers to discover her in their Neopagan practice.

BonaDea’s Book of Everyday Enchantments by Patricia deSandro offers readers a framework for weaving practical magic into the rhythm of daily life.

Coven: Where Witches Gather by Fiona Horne explores how magic can be enhanced through group relationship.

Word Witchery by Katie Ness explores the ancient power of the spoken and written word as a form of magic.

Tarot as Storyteller by Salicrow invites readers to practice cartomancy as intuitive storytelling.

Magic from the Hilltops and Hollers by Leah Middleton is a deep dive into the mysterious magic of the Appalachian region.

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.