You've decided you want to learn about contemporary Wicca or another modern Pagan path, and you are curious where to start and what books you should read. After all there are thousands of books that are out there. We have started a small list of books we recommend you start with. Of course if you have any suggestions you would like to share with our readers, we look forward to hearing from you in our comments!
Blessed Be.
Cormac O'Dwyer
Librarian and Senior Witch
Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner
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Living Wicca
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Complete Book of Witchcraft
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Wicca For One: The Path Of Solitary Witchcraft
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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs
Each herb listing includes names, associations, and magical attributions. Violets can be used for protection, luck, love, and more. Primrose is for protection and love. Garlic is for protection, healing, exorcism, lust, and prevention of theft. |
13 Comments
annette cooper
thank you
michel
I have found that. "The Solitary Witch" by Silver Ravenwolf to be a good beginners book.
Ramona
What about Drawing Down the Moon? And I've met Buckland and was not impressed!
Nicholas Emanuele
I have three out of five but will get the other two ASAP. Thank you for the info. Scott Cunningham rocks.
Assunta
Personally, I have not yet found a book that is more amazing than Power of the Witch by Laurie Cabot. Truly a book worth having! I have gifted it to many and all have loved it!
Jason Kimble
I've read all except Wicca for one. They are all phenomenal works. Very good choices.
James R Harcrow
all of thim
jackie
Have them all and love them
jackie semit
Thank you!
Sinead Jennings
You forgot to mention Wicca Teachings: An Introduction And Practical Guide. The best book on Wicca I have read and I have read all the above.
Linda Burger
I have them all except for one
Kristen
Definitely! Scott Cunningham is one of the best ! Another one , kind of a little old school , but it's called West Country Wicca by RHIANNON RYALL
Patricia Manzi
The Spiral Dance - Starhawk The Witch's Bible Complete - Janet and Stewart Farrar Drawing Down the Moon - Margot Adler Any Doreen Valiente Poetry