The House Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Space with Rituals and Spells for Hearth and Home (House Witchcraft, Magic, & Spells Series)

Very informative n a great read

Very charming read! I also have The Green Witch and the Kitchen Witch, and this is such a fun series to have. Great for anyone interested in the concept of House Witchery, even if you know nothing about it (like myself). I came across this term on Instagram, and was excited to find that this series existed and was so approachable. The book itself is very nice quality as well. The cover is beautiful and has a nice texture, and the pages are a nice weight. This would make a great addition to anyones library, or a gift to someone "witchy" in your life.

This is a very easy, quick read. It has lovely ideas for setting up sacred space in any home, house or apartment. The author has a smooth and relaxing "voice", writing as I imagine she would speak. Her approach is low pressure, grounded, and again...accessible. Anyone could find parts of this book that would inspire home crafts. Recipes and practical advice run throughout. Highly recommend for beginners!

Good read

Fun book for finding your inner home witch

I greatly appreciated the author's voice throughout the book. The tone was about practicality, do what works for you, as simple or as formal as you like. This is by no means spell book, or Grimoire but I loved it all the same. I truly loved every detail even the fonts used, which I know may seem strange but it matters to me haha. The other reviews that say it's too 1950's housewife, I didn't feel that in any way but you would likely enjoy Danielle Dulsky's The Holy Wild (I couldn't get through it, it was too heavy for my taste). To me this book is about your choice and your effort and willingness. If you think something as simple as washing a window or threshold isn't spiritual enough for you then do something more formal. A common theme I'm noticing in the various "wicca" study books is do what works for you.

Really great book, whichcraft starts with knowledge and this book definitely has a lot of knowledge.

Got this as a gift for my wife, who has been venturing into intersectional feminism, practical witchcraft, and the practices of older (non-Christian) cultures and peoples. I was surprised at how pretty the book itself is. The copy I received has illustrations of botanicals, mushrooms, and a tea kettle, with the book's title lightly embossed in purple foil (which is her favorite color!). I gave it to her ahead of the larger family celebration, and she's been reading it for a couple days now. It has been really moving to her, she said it's made her good-cry and get chills because of how thoughtful, gentle, and genuine it feels to her. She loves it, and I'm happy!