Wicca Book of Spells Witches' Planner 2021: A Wheel of the Year Grimoire with Moon Phases, Astrology, Magical Crafts, and Magic Spells for Wiccans and Witches

by Lisa Chamberlain, Ambrosia Hawthorn, Sarah Justice

A Witchy Compendium for Your Most Magical Year Yet!


This first-ever daily planner from best-selling Wiccan author Lisa Chamberlain is a collaboration of knowledgeable, practicing Witches from diverse paths within the Witching world. With backgrounds in Wicca, Traditional Witchcraft, Hedge Witchcraft, Kitchen Witchcraft, and other forms of Witchery, these authors share their wisdom on all things





Herbs and crystals
Magical charms
Divination
Faeries
Spirit communication
Sabbat lore
Kitchen magic
Folk magic traditions
And much more...



Keep track of your daily to-do lists, appointments, and magical work with an easy-to-use format. Each day, you'll find information to help you work with the natural timing of the





Detailed symbols for every phase of the lunar cycle
Moon sign and Sun sign changes
Planetary retrogrades
Eclipses
Sabbat days



Integrating Magic into Every Day


The spells, rituals, magical tips, Sabbat ideas, and other gems of inspiration in Wicca Book of Spells Witches' Planner are meant to help you keep your practice enlivened throughout the year. You'll find in-depth discussions on a range of topics for deepening your personal study, as well as plenty of Book-of-Shadows-worthy snippets of information-one for each week of the year! Here's just a sample of this year's





Backyard Weeds for Magic
Flying Ointment
Water Scrying
Positivity Sigil Spell
Amber Happiness Talisman
Psychic Wormwood
Herbal Salts for Cleansing


This year's contributors to Wicca Book of Spells Witches' Planner are Lisa Chamberlain, Stacey Carroll, Kiki Dombrowski, Ambrosia Hawthorn, Sarah Justice, Severina Sosa, Autumn Willow, and Leandra Witchwood. These writers have contributed to publications like The Crooked Path Journal, Witch Way Magazine, Witchology Magazine, and Witches and Pagans Magazine, and published books on many topics relevant to beginning and experienced Witches alike.

Genres: Wicca, Witchcraft

150 pages, Hardcover

Published October 16, 2020

About the author

Lisa dispels all the common misconceptions about this diverse religion, giving her readers the perfect foundations for taking their first steps on their Wiccan journey.

Unlike other Wicca guides, Lisa's books provide information that's found across many Wiccan traditions, rather than coming from just one person's perspective. In fact, she writes the kinds of books she wishes had been available when she was just starting out in the Craft all those years ago.

When not writing or experimenting with spellwork, Lisa loves to read, play piano, and spend time surrounded by nature.

Reviews

[Latasha]

I love this planner! There is so much info in it. There’s spells, recipes, meditations and more. All of it is simple and would be great for beginners. I hope we get another one next year!

[Dodie]

I got this book as an ebook which does work for what is book is supposed to be used for. With that said even if I got it as a
physical book I would not recommend it. In the past I have had planners that where a lot better.

[Miss Karen Latus]

Great book

Excellent something to do every week and keeps you in the with the moon phases. I easily forget things so this book keeps me in check

[Sarah]

Not great

I Really wasn’t impressed with this and I’m glad I checked it out on kindle unlimited instead of purchasing it!

[Julie Anne]

MOON PHASES ARE PRINTED WRONG. There are much better books like this on the market. This one is riddled with errors and the overall presentation is lacking; the resulting impression is that the many ladies who created this book were in it for the quick buck. The most glaring error is that the moon phases are printed incorrectly. The full and new moons are correctly presented and in the right place but the crescent, half, and gibbous moons are the OPPOSITE of what/where they should be! And it's not just one page, it's on EVERY page. No experienced witch putting out a publication for the masses would miss a thing like that. Some of the content is fun and if you enjoy this book, great, but I am very dissapointed. Some of the other information is a little suspect too, which I might overlook if it wasn't for everything else!! I bought a tiny self-published spell book once that didn't look perfect or fancy but at least I could rely on the information being accurate. That one I kept, this one I promptly returned.

[Dani Hasting]

Informative and neatly organized

I loved this book. She organized it very well and it has so much information for all the sabbats. I highly recommend.

[Patricia Morgunn]

Great little magical planner,I brought the Kindle version.

[Elyse Welles]

If you usually order Llewelyn’s Witch’s Daybook, this is the superior option for 2021. This is an excellent guide to witchcraft and a perfect planner! I actually prefer it to Llewelyn, it has all the same features but better and more numerous articles throughout instead of only at the beginning. It also has larger spaces for writing in your plans or, as I use it, journaling each day. The larger articles in the beginning are great, have a highlighter ready. I found it to be a useful craft guide and not just a planner in the best way.

[Amber Christiansen]

Great guide

Although I only skimmed the parts specific to each month next year (I want some surprises as the year progresses), from what I read at the beginning and what I skimmed throughout, I think this will be a great guide to get me onto the right path for a promising 2021. The only thing I don't like about the book is the pdf style format for this digital version instead of the easier to read typical .mobi format. Given the format, I'm wishing I had the space to simply buy the physical version.

[Cheryl Montgomery-Nolan]

While I received an ARC of this book, I have made an independent decision to post this review. This book is the first of its kind (to my knowledge) and will be very helpful to practitioners - as well as newcomers. I highly recommend it!

[Loretta]

Great planner!

I read as a Kindle book, but had I not already bought a moon planner I would definitely be getting this one in hard copy! Lots of great additions, such as spells, potions and rituals scattered throughout the book!

[Dexter Kosk]

An excellent planner for wicca

I enjoyed the variety of topics covered. The layout was excellent. I'd like to see a tracking space for the spells, brews, etc. I tried and how they turned out.

[Brandy L Boswell]

Filled with so much wisdom

I am enjoying this collection and I can't wait for 2021 so I can put it to good use! Truly magickal!

[Andrea]

Great way to help organize the new year.

[Emma]

Amusing