Title: If I Could Give It 0 Stars, I Would
Product review: When I purchased this book, I had already read Thea Sabin's Wicca For Beginners and was looking for information to augment that. (I had also already read Cunningham's Wicca and Living Wicca.) I had heard a lot of praise for this book, and ordered it.I was severely disappointed with the book to put it mildly. I began to read it, and the sheer amount of dogmatic thinking and condescension in his tone immediately made me want to close it. I skimmed through the rest of it to see if I could find anything useful, but what little that was useful I could find explained much better elsewhere.This book is a bad buy, and should not be purchased by anyone who is seriously looking into Wicca. I highly reccommend Thea Sabin's book, as that book is much more comprehensive than any beginning Wicca book I've read. Cunningham is ok, but even reading both of the books I mentioned above won't cover completely everything Sabin covered in her book.
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