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Hi everyone I’m new to this group I’m curious about learning about the craft and History of it.
Thank you :blush:

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Welcome to the forum!

Lots of good info on the web site, check it out! :wink:

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Fantastic Friday Chelsea,

First off, Welcome to our pack :wolf: !!

I have 3 basic books, easiest to read to more ritualistic/in-depth.

Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner–Scott Cunningham—this is very easy to read, very simple, and totally understandable. It gives a great basis for someone to decide what they want/believe before thinking about joining a coven. Who knows, maybe a coven is not for you.

Buckland’s Complete Book of Witchcraft–Raymond Buckland–you may hear this referred to as “Buckland’s Big Blue”–this is easy, has short exercises, and gives easily understood explanations on the different “denominations” of Wicca.

A Witches’ Bible: The Complete Witches’ Handbook–Janet and Stewart Farrar–this follows Gardnerian Wicca very well; whether you agree with Gardner or not, this is a very “factual” book on what Wicca is. It is extremely informative, and many of us who do not follow the Gardnerian path, still keep this close at hand, because like the title says, it’s “A Witches’ Bible”—loads of information. As Sedim pointed out, there is much to see on this site.

I have started a tarot thread called Tarot Tribute July 2026. Please stop by, it is just a thread to talk tarot, learn, share, and I post a question, too.

There is much to “see”, I hope to hear from you soon.

Lady Gene :wink:

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Great how can I get these books

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Welcome! Everyone here is kind, friendly, and accepting. We’d all be happy to answer any questions you have!

Jasper :herb:

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Check out this thread as well…

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I ordered mine from Amazon, along with Witch Runes, Lenormand and Tarot cards, oh, got my wand too. (it has crystals at the chakra points)

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Thank you :blush:

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