My Favorite Witchcraft Books Of 2021 | Witchcraft Book Haul

These are all of my favorite witchcraft related books that I read in 2021 (not necessarily released in 2021) - I did read some other books but these are the ones I would rate four to five stars and ones that I personally enjoyed reading and got a lot out of. What are your favorite witchcraft/occult books that you read last year?

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Intro: Frost Waltz (Alternate) by Kevin Macleod
The rest is from Epidemic Sound

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[EmilysTarotandMagick]

Oh brilliant books - I loved psychic witch and the crooked path so much too - they were 2020 faves of mine. I love the sound of the Lilith book! Will definitely have to pick that up. I have been desperate to read Aiden Wachter as well so I will probably start with Weaving Fate at some point this year. I recently posted an IG about my fave books for 2021 and I think I will do a video too as a few ppl have asked. I do absolutely love these videos so much too. So interesting to hear what everyone else is reading. Omgsh and yesss The Witchs Path was just like having a coffee with Thorn! 😊 Great video thanks for sharing 💓

[AuralSensations]

I used to have an extensive occult/witchcraft library sadly I had to get rid of my library a few years ago out of necessity. Had a few out of print gems that sadly got lost in the cull. Sad but what can you do. I do have a suggestion if you're still interested in Lilith though its not a big book but I found it quite interesting. 'Lilith : The dark feminine archetype' by Asenath Mason.
I think you might find it interesting, there's also a PDF version floating around, it seems to be a little expensive these days but I'd say it's worth it, if you still have an interest. I had psychic witch but never got to read it :(

[echosantidote]

Thank you for the recommendations 🖤 I’m currently reading Traditional Witchcraft by Gemma Gary, I love ‘Silent as the trees’ being from Devon myself, I felt a big connection. I am also listening to Lisa Schneidau’s ‘Botanical Folk Tales’. I have CFS and reading can be a challenge at times so I try to have an audiobook at the ready too. Wonderful video 🖤🖤🖤

[WitchcraftandPaganism]

Thanks for this video. "Spiral Dance" by Starhawk was one of the first witchcraft books I ever read. I have Jason Mankey's "The Horned God of the Witches" on my wish list, and the one about Hekate by Courtney Weber, too. I really enjoyed "Psychic Witch" and recommend it whenever I can. 🤩

[KregonsDarkWorld]

New Orleans such a charming place to live the graveyards the weird things the voodoo. There is something sinister here something about the train tracks. The towns south of nola are where the real horrors are found. Exploroing lake hermitage.

[antonisdompris]

Can i ask something? Alchemy and Kabbalah books are included in magic category books?

[Vadatajs]

Witchcraft,
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The construction of Spanish necromancy: twelfth-century astrology and the case of
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[hauntedghost]

Hello Lunar Faery Witch the 6 February its the Lycanthrope day and I want to say Happy Lycanthrope Day 🙂

[delaneym]

Thanks for the thorough list of book options for all levels, it helps me to start as a beginner. Your voice is Very calming soothing I enjoyed playing your videos.

[BenM]

This is really informative and I've already purchased the Hekate book based on your recommendation :) The Horned God of the Witches is next for sure.
P.s you have a wonderful voice 😊

[codybear]

just saying hai.... i "dm'd" you.... what you said resonated with me, if you remember, what you said when i messaged you, i had the literally same dream