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Summary: Love It!
Review: I Love This Book. The First Book I Read On The Craft. Read It
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Summary: Too much!
Review: Even for those who are very experienced, this book can be overwhelming. It provides a wealth of knowledge (which is not exactly a bad thing), however, I feel that there is far more information than the typical reader will want to deal with. This can make for a very difficult read. On the other hand, If you're looking for a Gardnerian/Alexandrian-specific book with more information than you'll every really need, you have to get this book.
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Summary: Witch's bible-a great resorce to learn the religen of wicca
Review: In this book you learn the religen of witches.You learn that witchs are never evel devel wershipers. They are specal people with a different way of life. Not one to hurt others,but to help them. I recomend this book becouse, you learn the gift of life. that some people distrust the magick,And learning. by Sky
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Summary: this is the most easiest to understand and interesting book
Review: This book will tell you everything that you will ever need to now about witches and it's work is the best I have ever seen. This book will tell you about the covens and they ways that the witches practiced their magical power of thought and mind. You will absolutly enjoy this book because it is well written and very easy to understand.
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Summary: don't bother.
Review: this book concentrates too much on history, and uses too big of words. they explain everything in a long and complicated way that makes no sense at all. don't buy it!
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Summary: In regards to The first comment
Review: I'd like to Add that there is nothing misleading about the title"the Witches Bible"The word "bible" means "book" in Latin.Just Wanted to correct That.
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Summary: informative, albeit dated and organizationally lazy
Review: First off, this is *not* a Bible. Picking that title was misleading. It is, however, a useful collection of rituals and social discussion, with appendices, glossary and notes. All this, however, could have been much better; it's really two books bound together. Therefore, you have two indexes, two sets of page numbering, and so forth. Why in the name of Hades a little effort wasn't put into the integration of the two books mystifies me; it has a sense of having been republished as a single volume mainly because no one would have to do any real work. The only other serious flaw is that they take _The White Goddess_ as some form of gospel. Looks pretty silly when Robert Graves, the author of _TWG_, has apologized for many of the blithe assertions therein. Useful if read critically, and less annoying than most books on Wicca. Too bad a little more effort wasn't put into some editorial basics.
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Summary: Wow! : }
Review: This book has sat on my shelf for years, I've skimmed it and only just got around to reading it cover to cover recently. I am not Gardnerian or Alexandrian, but the info in this book is important for all, even me, the solitary. It is a bit hard to follow in some places, but I liked it anyway. I would say for anybody to read it, certainly, I just wouldn't let less open-minded people get too good a view of the cover or the pictures inside. : } Blessed Be, all!
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Summary: I LOVE this book!
Review: As many have said earlier, this book is not for beginners. However, for the Witch who has practiced a few years, it's a huge asset to your bookshelf! The authors can get a bit "wordy" in places, but it still has TONS of information. It's not really a "how-to" book or a spellbook, but it does delve into the historical aspects of Witchcraft which so many of the newer books forget. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to any Witch/Wiccan, even beginners. While beginners probably won't understand all of it, even they will benefit from the in depth explanation of sabbaths and other topics.
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Summary: A good reference for Gardnerian/Alexandrian Wicca
Review: While this book does not live up to it's title it is certainly one of the foremost references for those interested in the practices of a Gardnerian/Alexandrian coven. While somewhat dated in it's concepts it is still a useful resource for rituals and information on the Sabbats. Not a book for solitary practitioners and certainly not for beginners this book nonetheless deserves a place on the shelf of anyone who has a serious interest in Wicca.
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