Witches’ Forbiddern Herbs by The Seed Sistas delves into the infamous nightshade family.


Witches’ Forbiddern Herbs by The Seed Sistas delves into the infamous nightshade family.

Witch’s Homestead Oracle by Hadas Knox, with illustrations by Giada Rose, builds an entire divinatory world.

Ayn Cates Sullivan’s Celtic Elemental Tarot, beautifully illustrated by Belle Crow duCray, is a richly layered and thoughtfully crafted deck.

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.

The Chinese Five Elements Oracle by Vicki Iskandar with illustrations by Candice Soon is a treasure trove of wisdom and beauty.

Working with the Tarot can clear subconscious blockages and catalyze deep spiritual growth. This is an introduction to the cosmic cycles.

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

The Book of Astrological Returns by Theresa Reed fill a gap in astrological literature and is a must-read for all astrologers.

The Egyptian Alchemy Oracle by Steven Denham opens a pathway of wisdom or inner awakening and spiritual refinement based on the 7 Hermetic principles.