YOU ARE NOT ALONE. This book gives you an idea of how widespread the Neo-Pagan culture has become in recent years.

Buy this book and buy it FAST when the price is decent. You will not be disappointed.

I recommend this as a starting point for everybody. Scott Cunningham is great for those just beginning on the Pagan path and as a future reference point as you advance in your craft.

A sequel to "Wicca", this follows further up the solitary Wiccan path.

Another good book on natural magic...a great companion to "Earth Power" but also fine on its own.

Another of my first books, and to this day still one I refer back to and recommend highly to others. Alternative title: "Inside the Well-Stocked Witch's Cupboard"

Another essential beginner's title to add to the list, especially if you feel more inclined to explore the more feminist angle of Neo-Paganism.

This is a huge magical correspondence book for students of magic. This has information for everything under the sun, and I mean EVERYTHING.

This is the best edition...better color quality and easier to handle. While these cards are best read on an intuitive level, it also helps to have read "Book of Thoth".

This is considered one of THE ultimate books on ceremonial magic. It is a combination of several Crowley books including "Book Four", "Magick in Theory and Practice" and "Equinox of the Gods".

Gerald Gardner's best work...he is considered the founder of Wicca.

This gives quick and to-the-point information about the eight Pagan holidays.

Another classic title, and partially responsible for the revival of modern Wicca and Witchcraft.

So far, all of the recipes I have tried from this book have been delicious, and it also has some good lore on the sabbats.

This isn't just a book on how to use the accompanying tarot deck. This is an amazing course on the Voodoo path with detailed profiles on the loa and the many uses of the cards in rituals and divination. Few books are as thorough and as educational.

This is a valuable reference book on the magical properties of various herbs, stones and other objects used in various spells and rootwork.

Don't let this book's title scare you away. This is chocked full of great information and is a must-buy for the advanced reader.

While I believe that most spells aren't any good unless you wrote them yourself, this book is interesting for its historical value and its wide span of beliefs and ages. As with working any other sort of magic, do NOT attempt these spells unless you are advanced in your craft, and are fully prepared to accept the consequences.