Unlock the Secrets of Nature: A Practical Guide to Green Witchcraft and Plant Magic

Liz Cadahia: Me encantó

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Michelle: The girl I gifted this to was excited to receive it as a gift! :)

United States on Sep 26, 2023

Krystal: I enjoy reading and being able to learn about everything. This is a good read

United States on Sep 16, 2023

A Reader: Easy reading & something for every one. Some of the spells include easy to find ingredients, which I liked. I found a few useful ideas right away. Would recommend this book.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

Fernando: Cool

Germany on Jul 07, 2023

Eschelle Westwood: Really appreciated this blanket book of all things green witch. To be able to pinpoint things I've naturally done and been drawn too was lovely and explanations are approachable for all levels.

Canada on Jan 27, 2023

momma kaz: Enjoyed reading this book. Easy to read and some great advise for beginners. Will take the advise and guidance on board thanks

United Kingdom on Oct 02, 2022

Rani: The book itself is beautiful and the paper good quality. As for the content, I loved this little introduction as a baby witch who want to learn, however it is considerably lacking. The book does a somewhat decent job of allowing you to dip your toes in green witchcraft, but it's clear considering the limited amount of space for each section in the book that any beginner who wants to use this book as a reference will have to do a considerable amount of research before using the spells provided. I didn't give the book a 4 or 5 because, although I loved reading it, I think that objectively it could have provided a bit more ground information (for example, the author encourages the reader to research medicinal and physical properties of plants before using them, but does not give us those same details when she provides flowers, plants and trees correspondences).
In overall, I would encourage others to read it for themselves if they're interested in green witchcraft to get a sense of it, but to keep in mind (as we've been told by every experienced witch) that they'll need to read even more books on green witchcraft and further explore each side of it with more in-depth books that...

Canada on Dec 18, 2021

Anonymous: Definitely will be returning this book. Save yourself the trouble and don't bother with this one. I'm only on page 35 and I don't even know if I'll finish it before returning it. I don't normally write reviews, but I've found several inaccuracies or just poorly written language that needs to be addressed and beware to other potential buyers.

This is very much an introductory book to Wicca and witchcraft in general - more so than I expected from the cover or description, although I should have learned my lesson by now as a lot of these "cutesy" witchcraft books on Amazon are just more of the same introductory drivel with different covers. Point being, if you are 100% totally new to Wicca or witchcraft then sure, you may find some use out of this book. But do your research and read from multiple sources and do your own homework. I don't recommend relying on this book solely as a way to learn anything substantial about Wicca or witchcraft. Some of the recipes and crystal and plant info further in the book are good for reference but honestly the first half of this book is pretty disappointing so far. Just bear that in mind. Literally, just skip the first half and go straight to...

United States on Jan 30, 2021

Dominik: ... let e explain why (for my personal oppinion)
This book is an easy read and Page Vanderbeck has a nice flow to her writing.
All the things she mentioned in this book are good and well in her approche of guiding to a respectful, open and own practice. But I honestly would not recommend it.
Keep in mind this book has really thick paper, a layout that let a tun of space on each side, often (nice) pictures over hole pages, but this is also the problem. The informations you are getting out of this book is really basic and little. And for beginners not very usable, at least what I think about it. She mentions a lot of thinks but it feels very superficial and rushed. Every 2 minute google session about any plant, or stone, or feeld of interest, rituals, everything would give far more informations and that for free and directly useable. She has a few spells or practices in here okay, but if you start with magic they are not well enough discribed and if you are experienced you wouldnt do it either, because it is to simple put in words and you would create your own thing. For someone searching for informations and even use it there are better ways out there. How I said even...

Germany on Nov 09, 2020