Modern Witchcraft For Beginners: A Complete Step-By-Step Guide Of Rituals, Magick, And Spells That Will Unlock Your Spiritual Strength And Make You Become A Real Witch

The media could not be loaded.  I finally found the guide to modern magic that I was looking for. The fluent writing allowed me to read it all in one go in half a day. I had already bought a five-in-one manual but I found it too long and too scattered for me as a beginner. Instead, with this book I was able to get an overview of many topics in one book straight away. I enjoyed the part dedicated to runes and the world of Nordic magic. Fascinating. I appreciated that the topics are treated concisely but exhaustively, with attention to detail without going overboard. I found this very useful for a beginner because you remember what you read better without getting lost among pages and pages. It also helped me start practising magic immediately. The spells are easy to perform through simple rituals, because they are explained step-by-step, with readily available ingredients. Thanks to the book's easy-to-follow instructions, I also started practising with tarot cards and enthusiastically began my collection of herbs for magic. I highly recommend this book to beginners.

I've been studying witch craft around 8 years. However, I liked the look of this book so ordered.I've learnt some new things from here. And it's beautifully written.Would recommend.

I started studying and practicing magic a few months ago and I was looking for an easy-to-understand guide like this one. I found it so exciting and helpful. He deepens both the historical origins of witchcraft and the practical part. It is so easy to follow the directions. Everything is clearly explained step by step. In the photos, you can see the book in my magical corner. I've already tried a few spells. I can’t wait to try them all! I highly recommend it!

I’m not that far in so a new review will happen when I get further but I feel like the “history of witchcraft” section is really WIERD… it did NOT start in the Uk with a cis white man - witchcraft is as old as the continent of Africa and human life itself… why isn’t any of this mentioned? It’s a very whitewashed book for me regarding this. Made me quite angry too if I’m honest. I’ll finish reading it - but it’s tainted for me in this respect.

Not a bad introduction to WC but the subjects are seriously glossed over. Took me 5 hours to read cover to cover. I'm not being harsh on the author but you can glean more knowledge from a popular video platform.

Very Interesting