Top Witchcraft Books To Get You Doing The Magical Thing | Witch Book Recommendations

I do so love seeing a well-thumbed copy of one of my books! Thank you for this lovely review. I'm so glad that Grovedaughter WItchery resonates with you and that you're continuing to find it useful!

Have you had a chance to read Aidan Wachter's Six Ways or Weaving Fate? His practice of 'dirt sorcery' strikes me as doing the magickal thing 📚🤓

Another excellent video Lee, really enjoyed watching it. I'm currently reading 'Triumph of the Moon' by Prof. Hutton. It's a really interesting read. I love books, I could happily read all day long!

Thank you so much for this review. Yes books are not cheap 🧙 are these all based around developing a practice in England? I have purchased a lot these 12months as a newbie, only to discover lewellyn and similar really aren't quite hitting the information I was needing (spent a lot of money on Sabbaths books). I have now found Rachel Pattinson & Troy publishers. 🌻🌻

Really love your channel I’m glad I found it

The best review of books for witches ever 👍🏻 thank you

Thank you for the recommendations, I have some new books to check out now! Great tip on the Bibliography too - for me that's often the most heavily post-it noted :)

I love how all of your book recommendations are so different from the mainstream ones. Those books are great too. But it gets tiring looking at video after video, who recommend the same book over and over again. I learnt so much through just this one video of yours and purchased so many amazing books. Thank you so much! :)

I'm so glad I came across this video. I have many witchy books but it is amazing how many you showed that I didn't know about, so thanks! I love your manner, have subscribed, and look forward to watching other of your videos.

Love this! I'm finding it so difficult to find secular witchcraft books if you know of any more would be much appreciated!

Oopsy. I should probably ready your description first next time, LoL... Found the link. THANK YOU! Can you please tell me where I can find the Magical Guide to the Waxing Year, 2022 edition? I'm in the U.S., and it's not available here that I know of, so I'm hoping to find a retailer in the UK that will ship one to me. I appreciate any help. Brightest of Blessings! p.s. I've been following my craft for about 22 years. That said, I have quite the library (22 years of being an avid reader and researcher). It was so refreshing to see a recommended book list of mostly books I don't have. Looking forward to hunting some of these down.

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Thank you for this, added some to my must buy list, love your videos 🙂

Loved this list! So unique and a breath of fresh air to be honest. Thank you so much for sharing! 😁 are there any additions to this list for 2022? Anything on your TBR list?

Love the witches garden! Love Ronald Hutton, Kate west and Gemma Gary speaks to my Cornish folklore love. My thesis was on witch trials in the UK so any book on this makes me happy. Great round up btw

Thank you so much for this. I’m just learning about witchcraft and looking what books to buy. Your book review is the best I’ve seen.

I added all of these. Thank you so much for this video. I really appreciate you.

A wonderful list! Here are some ones that I’ve read or have been on my radar:

“The Art and Practice of Spiritual Herbalism: Transform, Heal & Remember with the Power of Plants and Ancestral Medicine” (by Karen M. Rose) is a great rec for intersectional herbalism by a black author!

“Revolutionary Witchcraft: A Guide to Magical Activism” (by Sarah Lyons) is lovely as an intro to revolutionary magic!

“Missing Witches: Recovering True Histories of Feminist Magic” (by Amy Torok and Lisa Dickens) is nice for an inclusive history based read!

“Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation” (by Silvia Federici) is the wild card on this list. It’s an academic history/theory book about the history of the body in the transition to capitalism. It moves moves from the peasant revolts of the late Middle Ages to the witch-hunts and the rise of mechanical philosophy, and she investigates the capitalist rationalization of social reproduction.

Thank you for reviewing books. I bought a few of the books you reviewed.

I really enjoyed this, there were some books I'd not heard of before. My reading list just got a little longer. Thank you for sharing.

Just found your channel. Subscribed after 5 minutes!! Really loving your vibe and information.

I like Mastering Magick by Mat Auryn.

I'm looking for a good witch book for cursing. Would you please introduce some. Tnx

Nice list! I highly recommend 'A Witch's Guide to Spellcraft' and 'By Rust of Nail and Prick of Thorn', both by Althaea Sebastiani. Those books really made me to work on my witchy skills. Also, a special mention to 'Practical Magic' by Nancy B. Watson

Hi, are you able to separate Wicca from Witchcraft
and indicate books discussing the practice of pure Witchcraft
without the New Age influences/Wicca?

So many books I haven't seen recommended! :o
Though I do have a different Ellen Dugan book, Seasons of Witchery, I found at a library book sale. I almost thought it was the same one as the first you showed of hers, so I had to go check, and turns out it was just the same author! XD
I also really like this one, Backwoods Witchcraft, I'm about halfway through it and it just seems really good to me, I don't see a lot of people recommending that one. XDa
Great video! <3

Nice