Stephanie Rose Bird presents hoodoo in an easy to read format. Starting with a history of hoodoo, the book builds on that foundation and encourages daily practice in order to establish a routine and understanding of the rich cultural and religious heritage of hoodoo. Whether you're new to the practice, experienced, or looking to incorporate hoodoo elements into your own spiritual practice, 365 Days of Hoodoo is a perfect addition to any magic worker's bookshelf.

I always love a book that helps me learn more about my craft and perfect my practices, and this book broadened my horizons and gave me insight into something I wasn't familiar with. I definitely want to buy this and have on my shelf for reference.

Very informative book. Full of a lot of useful information. This book will also be very useful for future reference

365 Days of Hoodoo by Stephanie Rose Bird

9780738747842

432 Pages
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Release Date: December 8, 2018

Nonfiction (Adult), Religion & Spirituality

The book is divided into the following chapters.

Section I: Hoodoo’s Fixin’s
Chapter 1: Mojo Bags
Chapter 2: Hoodoo Waters
Chapter 3: Fire, Candle & Incense Rites
Chapter 4: Foot Track Magick
Chapter 5: Dirt & Dust: Of the Graveyard & Crossroads

Section II – Tricks of the Hoodoo’s Trade: Spells, Rites & More
Chapter 6: Attraction, Love & Relationship Tricks
Chapter 7: Luck, Abundance & Prosperity Work
Chapter 8: The Home
Chapter 9: The Road to Success

Section III – Disturb Me Not: Shield, Noticing & Undoing Negativity
Chapter 10: Protection Magick
Chapter 11: Justice Jobs
Chapter 12: Clarity: Unhexing & Banishing Work

This book is set up so you can begin on any day of the year. Each day has a small entry with an task to complete. The information is presented in an easy-to-understand format. Most of the ingredients for the tasks are readily available. If you are interested in Hoodoo, this would be a valuable resource.

A cool place to start for those interested in the subject matter. It is easy to understand and follow.

As a practitioner of witchcraft which is more heavily learned from Celtic, Slavic, Norse, and Greek (ie, white) - I didn't have much personal experience in learning the ways African-based cultures practiced their religions. Instagrammers can have a lot of information but feeds don't loan themselves well curating all that information. In 365 Days of Hoodoo, Stephanie Rose Bird pulls together many sources about these rootworking practices. There is so much information which I believe readers of different types will appreciate: you can binge it or take the daily small doses.

I admit I've glanced at other reviews and they have some good points such as recommending that the author include shopping lists or other resource lists for each section. That would be a great addition, but I've never seen it done in any other book.

I love books that offer specific things for each day of the week. It is such a beneficial tool for a read through or to space out over a year and use as a tool for spiritual work. Hoodoo is a very interesting topic; not a lot of books have been written on the subjects, specifically ones that could be used as a day-to-day workbook for contemplation and practice, rather than just reading. I like that this book is a starting point for spiritual work, versus one that may be overwhelming or too steeped in actual spiritual work or philosophy, rather than being a nice conglomeration of the two.

365 Days of Hoodoo
Daily Rootwork, Mojo & Conjuration
by Stephanie Rose Bird
Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd.
Llewellyn Publications
Nonfiction (Adult) , Religion & Spirituality

What many people don't seem to realize is any book like this is going to include practices passed down which will be found in other books. This is a good compilation.

'Tis the season again. That time of year where I scramble to find unique and exciting gifts for the people I love. Many times that includes books about obscure subjects, and since my daughter loves all things esoteric I knew that this would potentially make a great Christmas gift for her.

3.5 Stars

This book is divided into three sections (including an extensive introduction) with each section being broken down into several chapters. Each of the sections begins with an introduction, followed by spells, rites, altars, ceremonies, recipes, and tricks. At the end of each section, there is a blank space for you to write down any personal thoughts you may have.

-- Section I (Hoodoo's Fixin's).
-- Section II (Tricks of the Hoodoo's Trade: Spells, Rites & More).
-- Section III (Disturb Me Not: Shielding, Noticing & Undoing Negativity).

This book is described as being aimed at both newbies and experienced practitioners alike. It begins with an overview of Hoodoo including its history and origin. Sprinkled throughout are special pages called HOODOO'S GARDEN AND CURIOS OF NOTE. which include step-by-step directions to growing and harvesting special herbs to use in your practice.

Unfortunately, my ARC copy didn't include any graphics or fun typography. This may be due to the file format that was available to me, but I was certainly disappointed by that as the visual aspect of these type of books is often one of the main selling points. That aside, the book was still a fascinating read and would certainly make a great gift.

I enjoyed it! 365 Days of Hoodoo is a great tool for beginners of Hoodoo to get our feet wet and learn about this spiritual path. This book came right on time for me, as I am new to this. I have taken what I've learned in this book, along with what my spirit tells me to do, to create my own conjuring work. Although this book is designed for readers to use every day, readers can do more than one task a day or skip ahead. I intend to start rereading January 1 just because.

I'm currently a bit obsessed with Hoodoo so I was delighted to see this book. I particularly loved the historical aspect depicted in the book. Not all ingredients are available in Australia but most of what is in the book can be accomplished. I shared this across my social media platforms and received a good response. It appears that Hoodoo is of great interest at the moment.

A progressive (as in, it builds upon previous steps) work on hoodoo. It should prove to be an interesting starting point for anyone looking to explore this area of magical work.

OMG!!!! I loved this book. History, spells, mojo bags, etc. So very good. Outstanding research on various facets of Hoodoo. Easy to read and understand. Very informative. Wonderful book. Get it now!!!! Thanks to NetGalley, the author and the publisher for the ARC of this book. Although I received the book in this manner, it did not effect my opinion of this book nor my review.

365 Days of Hoodoo is an excellent resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about Hoodoo. Various chapters cover everything from gathering the required materials to learning spells,

Starting with a brief history of the practice of Hoodoo and gradually introducing more information as the book progresses, Stephanie Rose Bird presents the material in an easy-to-learn way. Because each days tasks build on the previous work, the end result is a book that will not only teach you the basics of Hoodoo, but will also instill in you a routine that makes it easy to incorporate this practice into your daily life.

Thank you to NetGalley and Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd. for providing me with a DRC of this book.

I didn't care for the layout of this book. It was quite hard to read due to the layout itself. There is some good information contained within but please rethink the layout.

I love this book. It's full of love spells, break up rituals, justice, work place spells. So much packed into this one book. 365 days of Hoodoo and it's for the beginner and the more advanced practitioner. I just couldn't believe how great this book is. There are blessings, how to use your herb garden for more than cooking. The one I like most is making mojo bags. There so many kinds. This book is well written and researched. I have a friend that will get this for as I know she will love it as I did. I received this book from Net Galley and Llewellyn Publishing for a honest review and no compensation otherwise. Thank you!!!

I’ve been looking for a book like this for a while now. I love the mojo bags section. Very self explanatory and easy to follow. I totally recommend it.