Rating: 
Summary: OK, but not worth the money
Review: This book is very close to being the best in the "To..." series
by Ravenwolf.It contains new information about new things, like the art of Glamoury; that was a good segment. It also has a long list of powder-recipes and colour correspondences, that I think everyone can use.
All in all it's a good book, and I don't understand why people keep bitchin' about it, or the other ones by her. I think Silver seems very carring and friendly, and if she acts like the readers
"Momma", it's probably because she worries about them.
Don't hold it against her, I don't think she does it on purpose.
Blessed Be. :-)
Rating: 
Summary: I find some things troubling
Review: This is the third of Silver Ravenwolf's series on Witchcraft, and it's a good one. You won't find anything really in-depth or particularly difficult in this book - but one of the things I enjoy about Ravenwolf is her simple approach, clear writing style, and common sense attitude.I'd recommend this to either an advanced beginner, who's perhaps worked through the other two books, and/or has been practicing for several months very regularly, or for a more experienced practitioner who would like to get a different perspective on things s/he already knows, and maybe pick up a couple of new things. Also, I'd recommend this book for teachers of the Craft, to get a perspective on things, and to review for recommendation to your students.
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