great for beginners and non-beginners alike

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	• Wicca A To Z: A Modern Witch's Encyclopedia (Library of the Mystic Arts) Gerina Dunwich Citadel, 2001 - 199 pages average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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a great reference book

This book is excellent for reference work,if you don't know a word look it up in this book. Plus you can read this book to learn more about wicca too.

Not bad, but no Valiente

This is one of the very few Dunwich books that I would consider recommending. It does have useful information, and can be helpful to someone starting out and struggling with terms found in other material. However, I would definitely rate it lower than a similar work by Doreen Valiente, "An ABC of Witchcraft Past and Present."

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Great Starting place

I thought this was a great book. I've used it for quite a while now, and it hasnt gotten old. It's great to look through if you're just caught up in a mess like some books. the author deserves bragging rights

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great for beginners and non-beginners alike

This was the first book I ever bought that was relating to Wicca, Paganism, and anything related. I find Ms. Dunwich's writing very helpful, and pretty entertaining. I find myself going back to it every so often. I have trouble recommending this book to anyone new to the Craft.

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Focusing on every aspect of Wicca and the magickal arts, from Abracadabra to Zoomorphism, Wicca A to Z explains the different traditions, sabbats, and rituals of the Wiccan spiritual path, as well as Wiccan jargon, folklore, amulets and talismans, and the numerous herbs and gemstones associated with witchcraft.

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