When I first heard about a "witchcraft rituals book" that promised a seasonal approach, I was skeptical—but also curious. A friend from Long Island swore that her new favorite hardcover had changed the way she greets the solstices, and I was ready to test the claim. The result? A delightful blend of practical magic, herbal wisdom, and an unexpected connection to my own love for handmade skincare.
Most of us in the natural‑beauty community are accustomed to sourcing ingredients, crafting lotions, and reading labels for every ounce of essential oil. So when I discovered Seasonal Witchcraft guide through a recommendation from a fellow soap‑maker, I thought, "Why not see if the same herbs can guide my rituals as well as my recipes?" The book, titled Witch's Apothecary Seasons of the Witch, arrives as a sleek 256‑page hardcover that feels like a treasure chest for anyone who enjoys merging botanical knowledge with spiritual practice.
One of the first things that struck me was the author’s emphasis on personal experience. Lorriane Anderson doesn’t merely list ingredients