A touching and thought-provoking account of how a woman explored a spectrum of religions--ancient and new--and ended up, unexpectedly, becoming a bona fide witch--plus a celebration of Modern Wicca and witchcraft, spell books, broomsticks, holiday recipes and recipes for the changing of the seasons, and much more.
Bewitching original drawings by Misty are throughout, and Misty even shares ten original recipes for her Wiccan holiday treats (including the likes of her cinnamon rolls and roasted garlic rosemary bread, sprinkled with Magic and seasoned with love, laughter, and healing)..
It\'s candid, but it\'s also threaded with Magic and has a warming, lightheartedness to it.
This unusual and beautifully written memoir explores what it\'s like to be a modern-day witch, and how it\'s changed Misty\'s outlook on life.
Her uplifting, you-too-can-find-what-works-for-you voice speaks like a best friend: relatable, honest, and encouraging.
She also shares how in her busy New York City life, as a mother and a creative director, her faith grounds and sustains her.
She shares what Wicca means to her and what defines her as a witch; what she uses her spell book, cauldron, and broomstick for; the significance of Wiccan holidays, many about new beginnings; the surprising history of Wicca; and what kinds of witches there are.
In her witty, direct, and heartfelt text, Misty explores spirituality, perseverance, and Finding oneself.
Witch, Please reveals what makes the mysterious religion of Wicca so desirable for more than a million Americans.
Finally, after overcoming an immediate prejudice (Um, no, she writes as her initial reaction), she found Wicca.
She studied Eastern philosophies, even the stories of the Egyptians and Greeks.
She knew the Bible well, and got to know the Torah and Koran.
Misty Bell Stiers set out on a spiritual path to find a faith that worked for her , and accidentally became a witch.
A touching and thought-provoking account of how a woman explored a spectrum of religions--ancient and new--and ended up, unexpectedly, becoming a bona fide witch--plus a celebration of Modern Wicca and witchcraft, spell books, broomsticks, holiday recipes and recipes for the changing of the seasons, and much more
