What attracted me most to this book was learning from an Appalachian Witch. I love learning new tips, tricks, and rituals from around the world and this book really delivered. If you’re interested in incorporating more plants and herbs into your practice, or starting a garden, this book is for you. Recipes and others items are included, and were interesting, so you will get a lot of value out of this book.

Wild Witchcraft is a really lovely introduction to folk herbalism/witchery/foraging. I particularly enjoyed the author’s beautifully resonant perspective on witchcraft and life in general and appreciated the balance of practical and magical information, as well as historical context. Loved the variety of recipes and rituals, and that they’re organized by the wheel of the year - there are a good handful that I’ve noted to try, especially the gruitbier and mugwort soda (yum!) - and their usefulness and simplicity make them realistically achievable for even the newest of practitioners!