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.


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.

The Egyptian Tarot by Oliver St. John contest priceless wisdom, synthesizing aeons of magic and craft into a tool for divination.

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

Season of the Witch: Yule Journal crafted by Lorriane Anderson and illustrated by Giada Rose is a wonderful companion for the winter months.

The Akasha Oracle by Emily Nicolle with illustrations by Carla Cartagena invites readers to explore the limitless depths of the Akashic Records.

Cheraln Darcey has beautifully brought together botanical history, gardening, and spirituality in Earth Magick.

A Guide to Reading the Runes is filled with tools for creating your own intuitive relationship to these sacred symbols.

In Wicca for Everyday Life, Silja opens the door to a practice that fits into even the most hectic of schedules.

Taoist Secrets of Pregnancy, Birth, and Healing Love put my husband and I in a beautiful energetic field for this journey.

A Practical Guide to Magic in Nature by Jessica Lahoud is a delightful read for those interested in the intersection of nature and spirituality.