Title: Waste of money
Product review: "Hooray!" thinks the reader. "Finally something written beyond the "Witchcraft 101" level!"I am sorry to disappoint the reader, but "Advanced Witchcraft" isn't.There is very little of actual worth in this book. Most of it has nothing to do with witchcraft at all and is more like the watered-down Neo-Wicca that gets churned out by authors all too often these days.You would think, then, that changing the title to "Advanced Wicca" might make the content within more relevant. Alas no. There's nothing advanced here. The book is basically a list of requirements the author believes necessary to define oneself as an "advanced witch". As very few of these requirements have much to do with witchcraft, and as few of them are particularly advanced, one can only imagine that McCoy wrote this book so that she could refer to herself as an advanced witch.Save your money.
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