Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft

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Summary: I love this book.
Review: This book is excellent there is a way that i can buy ita int there could u please email me at [e-mail] in the next couple of days

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Summary: Book Reviews
Review: Well personally I was sent this book by Raymond Buckland many moons ago. It is what allowed me to open my mind to various misinformation that had been put out in media forms by the Christian religions pertaining to Paganism etc. As a result of this particular book I began my own research, questioning many Christian doctrines. Had I not been given this book, I might still be wallowing around in guilt and self pity about life. But I am not! So, I of course would recommend it to anyone who feels afraid to venture out into their own search. I suppose these reviews all simply depend on what one is seeking in their life. I gave it a three because I believe that is an average. I think four is for outstanding and five is for the Pulitzer :)

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Summary: Nate's Review
Review: ROFL Oh Nate, I absolutely loved your review. It says it ALL. It's the best one in here! Is the new claim that it has been around and selling for that long? ROFL

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Summary: CENTURIES?
Review: You have used this book for many CENTURIES? OMG how funny is that

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Summary: Fairly good.
Review: It had most every peice of info I needed

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Summary: its the best book you could ever want.
Review: I have used it for many centurys and it has proved it's use very well

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Summary: Depends
Review: I was interested in little of the information supplied. All I can say is check out any writers information before you believe everything they write. I thought as a book it was an amateurish attempt to convince followers of certain credibilities that may or may not exist in the writers realm of knowledge.

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Summary: All the reviews
Review: Well I have been reading all the reviews, not only for this Buckland writing, but also for the others listed under his name. It seems that maybe some misunderstand this writer. Everyone takes from all books whatever they need to read or believe. Otherwise they would research on their own. As a written work it is well done. As to the informative value of fact versus fiction, that's another question entirely. If the writer is inventing his specific craft or if it actually exists is really of little consequence.

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Summary: Must-Have book for Wiccans.
Review: This book contains valuable information on the history and practice of witchcraft. It gives detailed rituals, songs, recipes, and celebration rites.

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Summary: Complete?
Review: I'd say it is well written to convince the novice and even some intermediates that eveything in it is correct and "complete". It is not. It simply shows that people will buy whatever they are looking for no matter the truth or fiction of it all without even investigating the information. One shouldn't take this book as 'gospel' should I say? If it were so complete and so rigid in truth, then why is the same author continuing to put out other books filled with nonsense saying that they also are true. The only Craft I see being used in all these books by the Bucklands is Craftiness in Writing Skills. Keep up the good work. You page claims over a million in print of all your works. Good Paycheck eh?