Dr Rebecca Beattie grew up on Dartmoor, which gave her an early appreciation of the power and joys of nature. She has been practising solitary witchcraft for twenty years and an initiate of the Gardnerian Wiccan tradition for fifteen. She is acclaimed for her highly informed teaching of witchcraft subjects at Treadwell’s Books in Bloomsbury. By day she is a professional in a major charity, with advanced degrees in Literature and Creative writing.

As heard on Lauren Laverne’s BBC Radio 6 ‘Supernature’‘A sensitive and poetic work, full of anecdote and poignant self-disclosure’ The Enquiring Eye‘A wonderful read … a beautiful guide on how to connect with nature, with a dash of historical/societal reflection’ a Waterstones bookseller‘A lovely volume, beautifully written and full of inspiring ways to develop a nature-based spiritual path’ A Bad Witch’s Blog‘An enchanting celebration of eight restorative moments in nature’s cycle’ Caught by the River‘This book will be of interest to many who appreciate nature and the changing seasons’ The CountrymanThe Bookseller – Editor’s Choice‘It’s a book to help you connect with your world, the seasons and nature and to yourself’ Netgalley reader

Dr Rebecca Beattie grew up on Dartmoor, which gave her an early appreciation of the power and joys of nature. She has been practising solitary witchcraft for twenty years and an initiate of the Gardnerian Wiccan tradition for fifteen. She is acclaimed for her highly informed teaching of witchcraft subjects at Treadwell’s Books in Bloomsbury. By day she is a professional in a major charity, with advanced degrees in Literature and Creative writing.

As heard on Lauren Laverne’s BBC Radio 6 ‘Supernature’‘A sensitive and poetic work, full of anecdote and poignant self-disclosure’ The Enquiring Eye‘A wonderful read … a beautiful guide on how to connect with nature, with a dash of historical/societal reflection’ a Waterstones bookseller‘A lovely volume, beautifully written and full of inspiring ways to develop a nature-based spiritual path’ A Bad Witch’s Blog‘An enchanting celebration of eight restorative moments in nature’s cycle’ Caught by the River‘This book will be of interest to many who appreciate nature and the changing seasons’ The CountrymanThe Bookseller – Editor’s Choice‘It’s a book to help you connect with your world, the seasons and nature and to yourself’ Netgalley reader

Dr Rebecca Beattie grew up on Dartmoor, which gave her an early appreciation of the power and joys of nature. She has been practising solitary witchcraft for twenty years and an initiate of the Gardnerian Wiccan tradition for fifteen. She is acclaimed for her highly informed teaching of witchcraft subjects at Treadwell’s Books in Bloomsbury. By day she is a professional in a major charity, with advanced degrees in Literature and Creative writing.

As heard on Lauren Laverne’s BBC Radio 6 ‘Supernature’‘A sensitive and poetic work, full of anecdote and poignant self-disclosure’ The Enquiring Eye‘A wonderful read … a beautiful guide on how to connect with nature, with a dash of historical/societal reflection’ a Waterstones bookseller‘A lovely volume, beautifully written and full of inspiring ways to develop a nature-based spiritual path’ A Bad Witch’s Blog‘An enchanting celebration of eight restorative moments in nature’s cycle’ Caught by the River‘This book will be of interest to many who appreciate nature and the changing seasons’ The CountrymanThe Bookseller – Editor’s Choice‘It’s a book to help you connect with your world, the seasons and nature and to yourself’ Netgalley reader