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Title: Well, The Financial Advice Isn't Bad
Review: My main interest in any Wiccan or Occult volume is its ideology, its link to the spiritual. I generally don't like books of spells that read like recipe books. But the Frosts go a step FURTHER....this book is much less about Wicca than it is advice on how to live life practically. Despite its seeming "for beginners" aura, this book kind of assumes the reader has already figured out how to channel his own supernatural powers so the Frosts can tell him what to do with them. Nowhere is there an explanation of where these powers might come from. This lends the book an air of complete unbelievability to the uninitiated--hardly the impression you'd want to make on someone just starting to discover their spiritual power. Nevertheless, to divorce oneself completely from the book's ideology, there are practical pearls of wisdom and insightful real-world meditations on saving and making money (mind you, there are also lots of silly meditations...).
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