It's Witchcraft: A Beginner's Guide to Secular and Non-Secular Witchcraft

by Jamie Weaver

Based on seventeen years of practicing witchcraft and sixteen years of reading tarot cards, this book is a great addition to any witch's library. Learn about the basics of witchcraft, divination, rituals, spellcasting, and much more. While written mainly for beginner witches, those well practiced in the craft will also find helpful information in this book in regards to spells, rituals, and personal experiences. This second edition of It's Witchcraft has the same helpful and accepting perspective that the first edition had along with some informative updates. Open this book and begin the beautiful and mysterious journey of the witch's path.

Genres: Witchcraft, Nonfiction

Kindle Edition

First published January 25, 2015

About the author

Jamie Weaver is an eclectic author who enjoys writing in several genres, touching on themes of self-discovery, dysfunctional families, mystery, real life horror, love, and much more. Currently she has published two novels, three poetry collections, and two non fiction books.

She lives in the mountains of Pennsylvania at the family home, Wanderer's Rest, with her husband and her mother.

Jamie's published work includes A Burning Bridge, Anything, It's Witchcraft, Storm in my Teacup, See You in Hell, Anarchic Flux, and The Tarot: A Quest for Wisdom.

Reviews

[Kirsty · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is well written and really easy to follow, I have been struggling recently to find books that don't focus solely on the religious side of witchcraft, Jamie doesn't but she does write about how you could include a religion if you'd like, this book is primarily based on the craft of witchcraft which I loved, it also has a great 3 part appendix documenting herbs, stone and colours there are even some spells at the end. Will definitely be referring back to this book throughout my journey.

[Paige Vanderbeck · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this book via Tumblr while researching secular witchcraft for a podcast episode and I'm glad I found it. I really liked this! I found it super useful, completely lacking in judgement and with a lot of personality. Personal stories from the author were never irritating or inappropriate, but really added to the overall tone.

This is obviously the first book Mr./Ms. Weaver's written and it could use some editing (affect vs effect) and a little aesthetic polishing (justify the text!) but I really hope to read more from them in the future. Good job!

[Ravenluna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great beginners read


I am well past the beginner but this gave me a few ideas I haven't thought of. It also from re-invigerated my love for the craft and practice more each day. I was in a rut and this helped me out.

[Robert Jackson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Helpful for Beginners

It has been many years since I practiced witchcraft and I have forgotten the little I once knew. This was a helpful starting point to get me back into the craft

[Sabrina Clemmer · Rating 5 out of 5]

An interesting and enlightening read for any beginning witch! I found this book easy to read and requiring no reading between the lines. You can feel the authors passion for witchcraft and the knowledge being shared.

[Ebony · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good, if short, intro to the basics of witchcraft. Great for a jumping off point.

[Aurora Lumiere · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great resource for beginners.