This is a book that makes practicing magic, Wiccan, and Witch rituals accessible to anyone who might have the interest. It's not dark, it's well done, and really essentially for the beginner. What I loved, though, was that it wasn't heavy spells, etc., that might turn off someone looking into bringing a little magic into their life. I enjoyed this book and am going to order a copy for my daughter.

Thank you to Harper One and Net Galley for a digital ARC of this title in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

If you're looking for a book that explains all the ins and outs of how to be a witch this is for you, We watch and learn about witches and their connection to the world, but this book gives an in-depth look of what that really looks like.

This is a nice basic intro to witchcraft for those who are new to the topic. I am not Wiccan but I’m quite familiar with its practices. I had hoped for a little more on the cozy side from the title (honestly, words like comfy, cozy and magic in everyday got my hopes up for fun practices I could incorporate) but this is basically just a beginner guide to witchy stuff like crystals, candles, tarot, intentions and so on. I did already know everything she talked about and I don’t know that I would describe anything as particularly comfy or cozy other than perhaps stirring intentions into your morning tea. There are no illustrations or photos. The author seems likable. I am not familiar with her but she talks a lot about her popular podcast and shop. Do not expect anything spectacularly new or novel, but if you are interested in a sweet beginner guide this seems supportive and helpful.

I read a digital copy of this book for review.