I wish this title said beginner or starting out somewhere. This book covers a broad range of topics with great information if you are someone new to practicing witch craft so for that i will give it 5 stars because I do believe that it who this book is targeted for. If i was a beginner just starting out I think I would have found this book helpful in clearing up a lot of confusions and plan to recommend it to people who as for book recommendations on these subjects.

Circle,Coven and Grove is an excellent beginners manual for those seeking to take part in group work as a part of their witchcraft journey.
Where this work shines
-Could Sabbat and Esbat resource
-Excellent Spell work correspondence Appendices
Where this work might not be the best fit
-skews heavily toward Wiccan and Neo Wiccan work so those wanting to build away from these traditions may not find much for them here
Who I recommend this title for

Witches just starting out or wanting to move from a solitary path to a group practice will greatly benefit from this resource.

A cute beginner's guide to practicing witchcraft with a coven, this book is something I wish I'd had when I was younger. So many books are for the solitary practitioner, this was a great break and reminded me that I'm not the only person who craves community. Definitely skews toward Wicca, but there's still a lot of good information for the non-Wiccan practitioner, I love Deborah Blake and can't wait to see what else she puts out.

This detailed and comprehensive and detailed book is a leadership and procedural manual for circles.Covens and groves. Discscuisrd creating and naintaining pagan groupd. Part I discusses Wicca basics, such as the wheel of the year, deities, rules, solo and groups practice. Part II contains rituals instructions for full moon anf new moon ceremonies and the eight holidays (sabats) Part III contains information about circle etiquette, ritual ceremony elements and correspondences for spell work
Appendices.