The Wicca Book of Days: Legend and Lore for Every Day of the Year (Library of the Mystic Arts)

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Summary: An interesting resource
Review: I love Witches' Calendars, and although The Pagan Book of Days remains my favorite, The Wicca Book of Days by Gerina Dunwich is a great read also. What I like the most about this book is that unlike The Pagan Book of Days, it has something for everyday of the year. Each month listing begins with a brief history of the month itself, birthstone, flowers, and astrological signs. Each day has a magickal tidbit such as God/dess observance days, festivals, birthdays, or history. The illustrations are beautiful and give the book an almost "medieval" feeling. For the record, there are NO spells or rituals in this book, but there is a wonderful poem by Dunwich at the front of the book. If you are interested in history and want to know more about ancient Pagan festivals and when they were observed, get this book! You won't be disappointed. Blessed be.

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Summary: ok
Review: its neat to be able to get up and look up waht happened that day in the past but i thought it was going to be more withcraft and less folklore

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Summary: interesting read
Review: This is a great book for general information. It's nice to have a little tidbit to read every morning, kind of like those daily calenders where you rip off the top page for the next day's advice. The title is very true to the work so if you are looking for a how too, or a spell book this is not for you. It is a good reference however for the background into wicca.

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Summary: An excellent guide to the Pagan calendar!
Review: This is one of the best Witches' calendar books ever written. It is very informative, interesting, and beautifully illustrated. For the 2 reviewers who were disappointed because the book had more folklore than witchcraft, the cover clearly states: "Legend and Lore for Every Day of the Year" What did you think this meant?