The Apprentice Witch's Spell Book

by Marian Green

Modern witches are having a powerful moment. The Apprentice Witch’s Spellbook provides the most accessible collection of spells and charms for powerful women to embrace this moment

Modern witches are having a moment. Far from the image of pointy hats huddled over a cauldron, today's witches are strong, powerful young women who are standing up for themselves and womankind. The millennial witchcraft movement is focused on feminism, political engagement, and empowerment. This collection of more than 40 spells and magic charms, written by experienced witchcraft author Marian Green, is designed to encourage readers to embrace elemental magic, the power of the planets, the magic of time, kitchen witching, and dream weaving to attract magic forces. • Contains three super potent “Emergency Use Only” spells printed on sealed pages—only for the most powerful of amateur witches.

Genres: Nonfiction

144 pages, Paperback

Published October 9, 2018

About the author

Marian Green is an author who has been working in the field of ceremonial and folk magic since the early 1960s. She has also organized a conference every March since 1968 to bring together writers and their readers, the Quest Conference. She has written more than a dozen books on ceremonial magic and aspects of witchcraft as well as editing QUEST magazine since 1970. She is a council member of the Pagan Federation and has also been editor of Pagan Dawn.

Reviews

[Kell · Rating 3 out of 5]

A nice little introduction to basic spellcraft without leaning too heavily into Wicca. Simple, clear instructions, and nicely illustrated throughout. Don't expect a fully comprehensive or exhaustive list of spells and incantations, but its a nice starting point for beginners, with some correspondences listed throughout. Easy to follow, with a light, easy-going feel to the writing style.

[Robert Andrew Colin Hadley · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's got the information, and is clear. The author seems to repeat herself a lot. I found the book to b dull, and I doubt i'll reference it often, apart for the dream weaving Chapter.

[B · Rating 4 out of 5]

The information written is concise and I believe would be great for beginner witches, those wanting to brush up or wanting to learn about spells.