Herbs for Witchcraft: The Green Witches' Grimoire of Plant Magick Paperback – April 28, 2018

Love it

This is a very quick read, one that I read in a morning, but it has a wealth of good foundational information for anyone starting off on the green witch path. It makes for a good addition to other books on the subject, and it's one I will return to for the simple spells and rituals.

I'm in the process of reading this book. It's so hard to put down

I really enjoyed how easy to read this book is. I also enjoy the refreshing way she writes about green witchcraft. It made me excited too!

Thank you

The listing says there are 64 pages, and there are 14 chapters, and I read it and there's around 3 pages per chapter. So it's a kickstarter but far from a comprehensive guide. There are specific spell and ritual ideas in some of the topics, but they are mostly high-level overviews, which is not very practical to me.

It's not a bad book-but, it doesn't contain much information for people who already have basic knowledge. I thought it would be less introduction manual more actual grimoire.Though I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone who has a basic understanding of witchcraft and/or herbalism, it would be great for someone who is reading their very first book on the subject and unsure if it's for them.

This is much less a book than a thick pamphlet. A *very* brief overview of green witchcraft with all of 3 pages on herbs and plants. To call it a grimoire is ridiculously grandiose. Not for the experienced witch, but I guess not completely terrible for the craft-curious to get a very limited summary of green witchcraft.