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Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner (Includes Author's Book of Shadows)
by Scott Cunningham
from Llewellyn Publications

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• fluffy
  This is kind of okay, but a little fluffy for my tastes. It's sort of a Martha Stewart meets Charmed. If you are looking for a "how-to", this one is kind of like an appetizer before your steak and potato.

• Nothing to brag about.........
  This book did nothing for me. A little harder to understand than I thought it would be. There are much better books out there, like The Wicca Bible. Now THAT'S the perfect little book.......
  

• A must have for solitary practitioners.
  Over the years I have bought several copies of this book. I wore out one, the others all were loaned out and never came back. I figure those folks needed it more than I did at the time. But I always end up buying a new one because my library seems incomplete without it. This is a must have for any solitary and even for those of us in covens. There is much to learn for Mr. Cunningham.

• Excellent Book for the Solitary Practitioner
  This book is quite excellent and easy to read. It holds up just enough information for the basics the religion Wicca, along with enough advanced point to make the grade with more advanced users of magick. Scott Cunningham's work is amazing and I love him as an author, but he could have don without handing out his BoS in the end of the book, thusly splitting the book in two to most whom only seeking it for references. In the end Scott does provide all the necessary requirements to make this book a definite... more info

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