Magick is everywhere. Rhyme and meter are frequently used in magick for tone or energetic flourish. Additionally, these writing strategies have served education and learning for centuries, from anagrams to mnemonics to rope skipping songs, musical language becomes one with us, transforming words into knowledge. 73 Magickal Folk Rhymes is a collection of rhyming couplets and insights into everyday magick, spiritual connection, and ritual practice. These easy-to-remember rhymes serve as reminders to experience the magick all around us. This exciting addition to Pagan Family literature includes easy-to-remember rhymes for growing up Pagan! Sections include: ✨ Lifestyle & Health ✨ Signs & Fortune ✨ Sun, Moon, & Holiday ✨ Ritual Practices Reading level middle grade and up. Magick is meant to be shared, and the goal of J. C. Artemisia Books is always to engage the next generation of Pagan children. For this reason, all of the content in this book is family-friendly and approachable for kids with parent/ guardian guidance. Follow J. C. Artemisia on Facebook for updates and musings: https://www.facebook.com/JCArtemisiaBooks/

From Pagan children's author, J. C. Artemisia! This rhyming book is a cross between traditional nursery rhyme and ritual chant. "The air is my teacher with its agile force I follow its compass and explore my own course. I learn when I study, and I learn when I play. My mind is unstoppable, for the air is my way." The overall theme is self-value and recognition of personal blessings and strengths as aligned with the elements. Follow J. C. Artemisia on Facebook for updates and musings: https://www.facebook.com/JCArtemisiaBooks/!

Crone's Book of Magical Words (previously published as The Crone's Book of Words) by Valerie Worth is the book you've been waiting for! In its pages are over 125 spells, incantations, and charms. If you can think of a purpose for a spell, it's probably in this book. Need a spell to summon a ghost? Or perhaps you want the opposite: a spell to free a house from being haunted. They're both in this book. Do you need something to help you lose weight or have longevity? You'll find them here. Or perhaps you want to pass through a locked door. It's all in this book. Even if you don't know a thing about magic, you can use this book. The spells are easy, poetic, and evocative. For example, to cure a wart the instructions are: "Stamp within a silver cup mullein and houseleek together. Stir them with a sparrow's feather. Let it draw the juices up; Twenty times upon one day, brush them over the excrescence; Under sunlight dry the essence--Soon the wart must shrink away." The range in this book is phenomenal. You'll find a simple fertility charm and a way to conjure with smoke. You'll read about how to bring rain and how to stop rain from falling. You'll learn how to tell fortunes with sand or with tea leaves. This is more than just a book about magic, it is a folklorist's bonanza. If you're ready to win another's love or to sweeten someone's disposition, if you want to turn hair long and golden or discover tree spirits, this is the book you must have. Whether you have been doing magic for a long time or are a beginner, this book is a must.

An elegantly bound illustrated anthology of nursery rhymes uses soft, enchanting watercolors to complement these classic verses and magical moments.

It’s time to work her crime-solving magic again . . . Kailyn Wilde enjoys running her shop, Abracadabra, in the quaint New York hamlet of New Camel, where she lives with her six cats. Her family’s been here for centuries, and she’d like to keep up the tradition. But the place may never be the same if a big hotel gets built, so she does her civic duty and attends a town meeting along with her aunt Tilly . . . and Merlin. Yes, that Merlin—though he gets introduced to folks as her “distant English cousin.” The wizard is pretty grumpy about being transported here, but there are things about the modern world he doesn’t mind—like pizza. Kailyn was prepared for a heated debate about the hotel, but she wasn’t expecting murder. When Tilly finds the body of a board member outside the schoolhouse, Kailyn doesn’t want any suspicion cast on the wrong person. She plans to crack this case, even if she has to talk to every living soul in town—plus a few departed ones . . . “Pape has a sure‑handed balance of humor and action.” —Julie Hyzy, New York Times bestselling author