One of the most well-developed programs of study in modern Druidry has just gotten a little bit better! Ár nDraíocht Fé A Druid Fellowship (ADF) introduced training along the Dedicant Path in 1997. "The Dedicant Path Through the Wheel of the Year" (now in its fifth edition) is a guide to the ADF Dedicant Path, with homework, rituals, and additional suggested readings to help the Dedicant work through the material. This book is designed to supplement "Our Own Druidry," the guide to ADF Druidry, which comes with an ADF membership. You can find more information about ADF (and join) at
It wasn't bad... There were a few cringey parts, to be certain- especially mentions of the mythical and all too common (not to mention forever incredibly vague) "Earth Mother Goddess". But to be honest, I expected it to be much worse than it actually was.
That being said, I do wish it actually contained information instead of telling you to read a different book (or 3, or 5). But overall it's more a study guide / outline with homework that points you towards a million other resources more than anything. Nothing more, nothing less... And while it was nice for finding other resources? It really wasn't useful to me outside of that- especially since I have no intention of becoming an ADF member, and it's meant for someone who is. So if, like me, you've no intent of joining ADF, I doubt it'll offer much value to you either.