Fun and miscellaneous books
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The links below will allow you to purchase these items through Amazon.com. I also encourage you to visit your local independent bookseller. Such stores are often places where Pagans can find community and information, and deserve our support.
Three good books about Celtic art:- The Celts (Sacred Symbols), Robert Adkinson, ed.
- A tiny little book with useful information on Celtic symbology. Excellent introduction for the newcomer.
- Celtic Art: Symbols and Imagery, Miranda Green.
- Excellent historical source discussing the role of the artist in the Celtic world and other valuable historical facts to help you understand what Celtic art meant to the people who saw it.
- The Art of the Celts, Lloyd and Jennifer Laing.
- Another useful historical book, a good source of ideas for incorporating Celtic themes in one's own art.
- The Master Book of Herbalism, Paul Beyerl.
- Excellent resource with both medical and magical properties for many common herbs.
- The Only Way to Learn Astrology, Marion D. March.
- For the beginner who is seriously interested, this is a valuable resource despite the pretentious title. Not an easy book, but an informative one.
- Salem Possessed, Paul Boyer and Stephen Nissenbaum.
- Not a Pagan book, but a thorough sociological study of the witchcraft craze at Salem, Mass., in 1692. Fascinating sidelights on the economics and social structure that led to ordinary citizens being accused of witchcraft, and the deadly results of those accusations.
- The Salem Witches' Book of Love Spells, Lilith McClelland.
- Not for Witches who take themselves too seriously! This is a just-for-fun spellbook with nuggets of information on the history of love magic, and even some common-sense relationship advice.
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