You’re very welcome, sweet soul. It’s a serious gem of a book and truly one of the most approachable + comprehensive I’ve come across on the subject of green/nature-based witchery.

Thank you very much for your visit. I hope that your autumn is going positively and that you have a cozy, wonderful December.

♥ Autumn

What a beautiful – and heart-touching – joy to receive your comment, Rachel. Thank you very much for visiting my blog and for your positive feedback on this review of your stellar book.

I’ve been a great admirer of your writing (books + blogs alike) for many years now and can’t begin to tell you how much it means to me to connect with you directly online.

There’s a very high chance this is just the first of your books that I’ll review here (this site is only a few months old at this point) and in tandem on SM.

I will continue to tag you on IG each time I discuss one of your titles, and humbly hope that my reviews are able to do justice to your wonderful, informative and always enjoyable writing.

Immense hugs & Litha season blessings from my heart to yours,
♥ Autumn

You’re sincerely welcome, dear Willow. I strongly suspect that you’re going to adore this book, too.

IMO, writing about nature magick is one of Patterson’s strong suits. She brings such a down-to-earth, relatable, well informed and highly enjoyable approach to the subject, and I very much hope that she continues to publish other books on the topic.

Thank you immensely for each of your blog comments today. To say that they brought added sunshine to my June 1st would be a serious understatement.

Many hugs,
♥ Autumn

Hello my dear friend, that it absolutely is! Nature is a key component of my craft the whole year through, but I find I’m especially drawn to reading up on it come the sun-kissed days of spring, summer and early fall.

Yikes! I’m sorry that you’re experiencing snow this late into May. Even by Canadian standards (outside of the arctic at least), that is pushing the envelop a touch, IMO.

Winter wrapped up here around the end of May, with lush new grass rushing to break the soil mere days later. Hopefully spring will hightail it to your corner of our beautiful country any day now. (Snow glove covered) Fingers firmly crossed!

You’re very welcome. I ran into a couple of Paganism/witchcraft related books that I struggled tooth and nail to get through last year, too (one still technically hasn’t been – which is exceedingly uncommon for me).

Thankfully most of the others I’ve read in recent years have been much more enjoyable reads. It’s a sincere pleasure to have this platform now to share about those that really jump out at me and which, as a general rule, I’m happy to rate at least relatively highly (if not give top marks to, as was the case with this title).

I hope that if you pick this title up, it resonates with you really positively and engagingly as well.

Happy reading! 📖

♥ Autumn

Hi lovely Janey, you’re sincerely welcome. It’s my heartfelt pleasure to chat about some of the (many 😄) books that I read here.

This title is fantastic. I’m not-so-secretly hoping that the author puts out a second book on the same (and similar) topics covered here. She excels, IMO, at expounding on the subject of nature-based magick and, in the process, reminding those of us who are drawn to it why we cherish and connect with it in the first place.

I adore chatting about Pagan, witchcraft and similar related books and have (at least) two reviews on other books lined up for the summer months and, hopefully, at least two – three more as we head into fall/early winter. If you’d ever like to chat one-on-one about books of this nature, please don’t hesitate to drop me a line anytime.

Thank you again. I hope that you guys have a relaxing, enjoyable Memorial Day long weekend coming up.

♥ Autumn