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A review by skyeward_promenade
Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner by Scott Cunningham
3.5
3.5 stars, rounded up
This was a very informative book. It laid out a lot of information that is often disparate in online searches and contained a little bit of the author's personal flair for the reader's inspiration. The book does take a little too much time talking about how it's not like other books, but it also adequately describes ideas that are not held by the author. I will note that some of the information here is tragically outdated, but the ideas behind it are still applicable.
All in all, this doesn't look like a book that you'd read in one sitting, but I found myself unable to put it down. There were so many ideas presented and questions to answer that I felt propelled through the book...Then again, I am a person who reads textbooks for fun, so I may not be the best gauge of the boringness of an informational book.
This was a very informative book. It laid out a lot of information that is often disparate in online searches and contained a little bit of the author's personal flair for the reader's inspiration. The book does take a little too much time talking about how it's not like other books, but it also adequately describes ideas that are not held by the author. I will note that some of the information here is tragically outdated, but the ideas behind it are still applicable.
All in all, this doesn't look like a book that you'd read in one sitting, but I found myself unable to put it down. There were so many ideas presented and questions to answer that I felt propelled through the book...Then again, I am a person who reads textbooks for fun, so I may not be the best gauge of the boringness of an informational book.