The Kickass Coven: How to Create a Witchy Sisterhood to Empower Yourself and Change the World

by Amelia Wood

Amelia Wood's The Kickass Coven will show you why every witch needs a sisterhood.

Find your people and make beautiful magic together!

With supercharged disasters and unprecedented inequity, this crazy world of ours needs more than a modern witch. It needs badass magical activists working together to make a real difference. It needs you. And with the right people by your side, not only can you change the world, you can also have a damn good time doing it. No matter where you are in your journey, The Kickass Coven is here to help you find your magical family and create a world-changing practice you’ll love.

Inside you'll
- Magical and practical ways to manifest witchy sisters who’ll bring out your best
- Tips and tricks for becoming badass magical activists for the planet, for the people you care about, and for all your favorite causes
- All the tools and encouragement you’ll need to create a coven that works for you
- More than 30 rituals and practices to help you get sh*t done
- Info on all the fun stuff, from crystals and cauldrons to tarot cards and herbs
- Step-by-step advice for achieving your dreams by magical means

Step into your power and change the world with The Kickass Coven , your judgment-free guide to finding people who get it and making your collective goals come true!

Genres: Nonfiction, Paganism, Witchcraft

208 pages, Hardcover

Published March 15, 2022

Reviews

[Jaela Crete · Rating 2 out of 5]

Idea was good but was not executed well. Rejected anything that wasn’t light and love. There is always dark to light and reading this is made it seem like anything that is darker is wrong. To understand what I mean it’s like someone saying don’t feel anger, jealousy or any negative emotions which everyone will feel at one point or another. Also didn’t align with my personal beliefs so it could be great for someone else who only wants the lighter side of things. On the bright side it does include some good and easy rituals to do.

[Melissa Barnes · Rating 5 out of 5]

My kind of book. Full of the F word and not taking itself too seriously while still offering very practical advice and guidance. I really loved the simple practices to get you familiar with materials and processes. I know it's not for everyone and in-depth it is not, but it's lighthearted fun.

[Valetta Leonardo · Rating 1 out of 5]

"...activism has a long history of being a risky endeavor...you don't want to bring glass...which could break and cut you if you get shoved around...And if you're coming from a place of privilege, be prepared to put yourself in front of anyone in your group who doesn't share that privilege. Yours gives you an advantage they don't have."
WTF. I'm so upset that I wasted my money reading this far-leftist political book written by some Reptilian, I'm sure. The fact is that no one in America has more privilege than another unless you are rich. So, yeah, all the rich bitches should risk their physical well-being to protect the poorer folk...I'm joking.
This is not a book on magick. And it's a terrible approach to making a coven unless you're a zombie. I wish I had a physical copy of this book so I could burn it.

[Cassy Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

As a witch I have found that too many think of light only when it comes to the craft. I do not believe in that and this book is great for a Wiccan activist and that isn't me. It does hold some good truths and advice and I will take that with me but, this book is not for those who believe in the multiscale of greys that sometimes comes from other practices of witchcraft.