This book was dull and not very useful. I got more information on the internet than i did in this book.
Rating: 1 / 5

There were some pretty good reviews for this book so I decided to pick it up. I didn’t get past the first few pages when I noticed shopping lists. Great, even more money to spend! So, I’m looking through this shopping list and I find that on them are things like “myrrh resin or dried, powdered orris root” and more and more herbs that I’ve NEVER heard of. First, I’m not into herbology so if you’re going to make an instructional book then tell me what these things are. Now I have to do research on a book that I bought for research. Second, not everyone lives in a part of the country where religions outside of the Christian realm are in any way acceptable, so there isn’t any type of new age or herbal shop near. This would be the time to provide alternatives to these ingredients and even though I searched the back where the resources are I didn’t find a store carrying the first 30 days of herbs. Meaning I’d have to pay two sets of shipping charges and order from two different places just in the first 30 days. I can only imagine as the book progresses how much of a pain it will be to find these things. Maybe I’m so used to the laid back and helpful writings of Scott Cunningham that I’m expecting the same from this Wiccan author but none the less, I am left disapointed and out money.
Rating: 2 / 5