Product Description

Discover the gifts and magic of each season as you follow the Witches' Wheel of the Year. This trusted datebook brings you Moon lore and facts—her names, signs, phases, and times of change—as well as the movements of the planets. You'll also find magical color correspondences for each day, Wiccan and Pagan holidays, seasonal recipes and herb lore, the best days to plant and harvest, and articles by your favorite authors:

The Birdbath Faerie Garden by Ellen Dugan
Spellbound! by James Kambos
Computers and the Craft by Magenta Griffith
Portable Altars by Tabitha Bradley
Re: Mercury Retrograde by Diana Rajchel

Llewellyn's 2010 Witches' Datebook also includes Sabbat musings by Cerridwen Iris Shea, Moon rituals by Elizabeth Barrette, Sabbat recipes by Nancy V. Bennett, Celtic tree lore by Mickie Mueller, and beautiful original artwork by Jennifer Hewitson.

~ 11th Year of Publication! ~

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #514 in Books
• Published on: 2009-08-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Spiral-bound
• 144 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780738706931
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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About the Author
Llewellyn Publications has grown and expanded into new areas of personal growth and transformation since it began as the Portland School of Astrology in 1901. Along with the strong line of astrology books the company was founded upon, Llewellyn publishes books on everything from alternative health and healing, Wicca and Paganism, to metaphysics and the paranormal-and since 1994 has published a growing list of Spanish-language titles.

Llewellyn has long been know as one of America's leading publishers of New Age books, producing a wide variety of valuable tools for transformation of the mind, body and spirit.  Reach for the Moon-and discover that self-help and spiritual growth is what Llewellyn is all about.

Customer Reviews

Llewellyn's Witchs' Datebook
I have enjoyed the 2009 Llewellyn's Witchs' Datebook very much. I really liked the small inserted poems and thought pieces for the changes of the year. I've decided however to change to a datebook organized by month rather than by week as I need to see longer stretches of time in one glance. That's just my personal style however. Many people, especially gardeners and those attuned to the seasons, quarters and personal growth would enjoy this calendar.

Witches's Datebook 2010
I really love this book. It's a great reference for the average "t-shirt and jeans" pagan like myself. It's informative and easy to use. My only complaint is the limited writing space. It's a small book, so the boxes are also small because of it's weekly layout. Other than that, I would definatly recommend it.

Best Datebook for Witches & Pagans
I've been buying Llewellyn's Datebooks since the late 90s. I'm yet to be disappointed in one. The book is well put together. The recipes included are wonderful. There's plenty of room to write appointments, quick notes, TV shows, etc. on each day. There are 3 pages of address book space in the back every time. I highly recommend this Datebook for anyone wanting to keep track of Wiccan/Pagan holidays, regular holidays & more.