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A bewitching board book for tiny magic makers.C is for Coven is a reinterpretation of a classic alphabet book, matching each letter of the ABCs with a rhyming phrase that teaches kids about witchcraft. Instead of A is for Apple and D is for Dog, A is for Altar and D is for Drawing Down the Moon. From the author of Brina: A Pagan Picture Book, this bewitching and adorable board book will make learning the ABCs fun, magical, and memorable for the whole family.  C is for Coven is a great addition to baby, toddler, and pre-school libraries in homes embracing Paganism, Earth-based religion, witchcraft, Wicca, and more. Whether you already embrace these practices at home or want to expose your child to new spiritual practices, C is for Coven is an easy-to-follow introduction that will keep both kids and parents entertained.

Luke & the Longest Night is the second story in Kathleen Converse's Wheel of the Year series, featuring a new main character and a heartwarming Yule story. Luke loves the winter solstice, a celebration filled with songs, treats, and best of all gifts. But when a thunderstorm turns out the lights on his Yule party, Luke will remember what really matters most—the joy of being with those we love. The second book in Kathleen Converse's Wheel of the Year series, Luke & the Longest Night, features a new cast of friends gathering on the pagan winter celebration of Yule. This heartwarming book includes a series of illustrated spells following the story as well as back matter on winter solstice celebrations. Illustrated by Hanna Sultanova, Luke & the Longest Night will be the perfect addition to Yule festivities for children growing up in nature-based households. Other books in the Wheel of the Year series include Flora & the First Day of Spring and, coming soon, Sam & the Samhain Scare.

"Beautifully written, accessible, and with gorgeous illustrations, Song of the Elements is a must-have for anyone wanting to share the splendors of fire, earth, air, and water with their children." —Frankie Anne Castanea, author of Spells for Change"A love song to the natural world. Jennie Blonde is a gifted writer whose books strengthen the bond between children and the magical, natural world." —Laura Davila, author of Mexican Sorcery: A Practical Guide to Brujeria de Rancho"Song of the Elements is an enchanting introduction to the classical elements and their correspondences in picture book form. It will be a delightful addition to the library of any Pagan or nature-based family." —Christine Grace, author of The Witch at the Forest's Edge: Thirteen Keys to Modern Traditional WitchcraftSong of the Elements explores the natural and magical elements of air, fire, water, earth, and spirit in playful rhyme. For each element, readers are introduced to correspondences between animals, colors, tarot cards and suits, herbs and flowers, seasons, directions, and more. With vibrant artwork from illustrator Sanja Kolenko that shifts color along with each changing element, this introductory story provides foundational knowledge in an engaging and magical way.

Sam & the Samhain Scare follows Sam and his friends from both sides of the veil as they celebrate the pagan harvest festival of Samhain. Join a familiar cast of characters in the third installment of the Wheel of the Year series, featuring illustrated rituals and spells after the story. Join Sam and his friends from both sides of the veil as they celebrate the pagan harvest festival of Samhain in Sam & the Samhain Scare, the third installment in Kathleen Converse’s Wheel of the Year series. Readers will enjoy rejoining a familiar cast of characters as Sam grapples with fears surrounding some of the scarier associations with late October, eventually learning that Samhain isn’t scary at all. As the friends are joined by the spirits of their ancestors, they fire scry, read tarot, and share a harvest feast. Featuring illustrated rituals and spells after the story and backmatter on the history of Samhain, Sam & the Samhain Scare is perfect for families with an established Samhain celebration or those wishing to explore pagan holidays for the first time. Check out the other books in the Wheel of the Year series, written for pagan and nature-based families, Flora & the First Day of Spring and Luke & the Longest Night.

Welcome to Faerie Apothecary, tucked deep in the woods in the trunk of a tree. As a menagerie of folklore creatures like a selkie, a pixie, and a troll pay visit, the faeries provide remedies for each ailment the visitors face. Readers are introduced to the healing benefits of herbs and plants like Chamomile, St. John’s Wort, Pine, Elder, and more in this charming tale, which lightly weaves knowledge into a story that will enchant both children and adults.  Featuring stunning hand-painted watercolor illustrations by Gaby Verdooren and rhythmic, rhyming text by Andrea Stein (C is for Coven, Sunday the Sea Witch) The Faerie Apothecary is a gentle introduction to plant medicine.

Discover how to read palms for each individual, young or old, and learn how much hands can really tell us.In Your Hands: A Kid’s Guide to Palmistry is an all-encompassing, illustrated palmistry guide written just for kids. Join professional palmist P. V. Dai as you learn about the lines, mounts, and symbols of the palm with sample palms based off real readings. Alongside child-friendly information about what the different features of the palm and hand say about a person’s potential, this guide includes novel sections about energy exchange and setting the tone for any divinatory reading and is a fun approach to palmistry history.Providing clear and contemporary information for young palmists that they can continue using into adulthood, In Your Hands focuses on both a light and shadow self-approach and features inclusive illustrations from Elissa Marie (@elissamariecreative).

A magical bedtime spell for spiritual families, Magic Child brings the tools of grounding, breathwork, and protection into a bedtime routine to help caretakers and children manifest a calm environment. This board book honors these traditions, recognizing them as an everyday ritual and way to create magic.  Magic Child is a bedtime spell for spiritual families. This enchanting book brings the tools of grounding, breathwork, herbalism, casting a circle of protection, and talking to spirits into a bedtime routine to help caretakers and children manifest a calm sleep environment. Magic Child seeks to honor these traditions, recognizing them as an everyday ritual and a way to create magic.  Glowing candle, clear sweet chime.Draw your circle with a rhyme.  Evening wind and cricket thrum.Buzzing mind slows to a hum.  What can you touch, hear, and smell?Magic child, cast a spell.  Using a rhythmic meter and the repeated refrain of “magic child, cast a spell,” the text walks readers through a gentle meditation that introduces relaxation and self-care techniques to readers aged from infant to three. As Magic Child is read at bedtime, children engage in a metacognitive journey to think about how people care for themselves by preparing for rest. Illustrated entirely in hand-carved and printed linocuts in a warm two-color palette, Magic Child will quickly become a beloved bedtime ritual.

Explore magical symbols and knot magic in this new learn-to-count board book! The Witch’s Ladder: A Counting 1–10 Book is a bewitching journey through the numbers one to ten, designed to help babies and toddlers learn to count using a traditional folk magic spell.The Witch’s Ladder: A Counting 1–10 Book is a learn-to-count board book that introduces magical symbols and knot magic along with number identification. How many knots can you find on each page?  Each page of The Witch’s Ladder features a traditional witch’s ladder spell being crafted from string, with feathers, rocks, and charms being added progressively. As they count up with the increasing knots and charms on each page, little ones will be captivated by predicting the rhyming text and watching the shifting light and shadows.  By knot of 1, the spell’s begun.By knot of 2, the spell’s come true.By knot of 3, so it shall be.  The Witch’s Ladder: A Counting 1–10 Book will inspire your child to learn to count to ten and identify their numbers, using large text with emphasized numerals and a rhyming structure that encourages them to call out the numbers on each page.

Have you ever asked yourself, Who raises the sun? Explore an assortment of deities from around the world given the important job of lighting our world every day in this exciting and intricately illustrated picture book from author T. P. Theyson.  As readers are introduced to the different gods and goddesses who lift the sun into the sky each day and consider the divine debate over such an important job, they’ll be left with the sense that cooperation, teamwork, and acceptance all go into making our world a brighter place to live.  Featuring stunningly detailed illustrations showing each deity moving the sun farther and farther into the sky, Who Raises the Sun? acquaints children ages three to eight years old with a unique and lesser-explored subject in world mythology. Deities included in the main text include: So’l, Unetlanvhi, Apollo, Surya, Wurpuranili, and Aurora, with more gods and goddesses included in an appendix following the story. To ensure authenticity and respect to the ancient myths and folklore on which this story is based, members of represented communities were consulted.

Join us around the maypole in Brynn & the Beltane Dance, the newest installment in the Wheel of the Year series.Brynn has been practicing her maypole dance like mad to make sure her performance is absolutely perfect! When the time comes, will her Beltane celebrations go as planned? Gather round the maypole in Brynn & the Beltane Dance, a new picture book that celebrates the Pagan festival of Beltane.In the fifth installment of Kathleen Converse’s Wheel of the Year series, you will join a familiar cast of characters as they come together with ribbons, flowers, and fairies to dance around the maypole. Join Brynn and her friends in this encouraging story about overcoming perfectionism and anxiety while celebrating a beloved family holiday. Brynn & the Beltane Dance is a must-have for Pagan and earth-based families celebrating the shifting seasons. Check out all of the books in the Wheel of the Year series:Flora & the First Day of SpringLuke & the Longest NightSam & the Samhain ScareBrynn & the Beltane DanceFern & the First Day of Fall

Join Fern as she prepares an autumnal feast in Fern & the First Day of Fall: A Wheel of the Year Book, a picture-book celebration of the fall equinox and pagan festival of Mabon.It’s harvesttime and Fern is ready for a fall feast. She begins to gather vegetables, but the hot weather has spoiled her garden! Will Fern find a way to feed her friends? Follow Fern as she learns about the power of turning to community support to overcome challenges and build a village of care.In Fern & the First Day of Fall, the fourth installment of Kathleen Converse’s Wheel of the Year series, join a familiar cast of characters as they come together to celebrate the fall equinox and magic of Mabon. Following the story, families will find back matter on the history of fall equinox celebrations as well as rituals and spells designed to celebrate the season together.Fern & the First Day of Fall is the perfect read for pagan and earth-based families celebrating the arrival of autumn. Check out all of the books in the Wheel of the Year series: Flora & the First Day of Spring, Luke & the Longest Night, and Sam & the Samhain Scare.

Can Skye and their friends cast a spell and make sure the summer lasts forever?In Kathleen Converse’s Wheel of the Year series, a beloved cast of characters returns to celebrate Lughnasad, the ending of summer, and all the feelings of change it brings.Summer is Skye’s favorite season, and they hate to see it end. Sprinklers! Ice cream! Long lazy evenings! In Skye & the Summer’s End, Skye and their friends cook up a plan to make sure it never ends!When August arrives, Skye decides they aren’t ready to say goodbye. With yeast, flour, and a crew of magical friends, Skye casts a spell to prevent summer from going away. But the turning of the year can’t be stopped, no matter how hard Skye works on their spell. Skye will miss out on the joy of autumn and the other seasons unless they can learn to embrace change and say farewell to summer.Following the story, families will find back matter on the history of Lughnasadh and late summer celebrations as well as rituals and spells designed to celebrate the season together.Skye & the Summer’s End is the perfect read for pagan and earth-based families to mark the end of the summer season. Check out all of the books in the Wheel of the Year series.