Teen Witch is an essential guidebook tailored for the modern teen exploring the world of Witchcraft and magick. Authored by Silver RavenWolf, a celebrated figure in the Wiccan community and a devoted mother of four young witches, this book serves as a compassionate and humorous companion for young seekers. With the increasing interest in spiritual practices among teenagers and young adults, Teen Witch fills a notable gap in literature, providing insights and guidance specifically crafted for the youthful reader.
This engaging handbook spans 288 pages and is thoughtfully organized, providing practical advice on how to weave magick into everyday life. From understanding the basic principles of Wicca to exploring rituals, spells, and the connection with nature, Teen Witch equips teens with the tools they need to navigate their unique paths. Each chapter blends irreverent humor with serious discussions about personal responsibility, self-discovery, and ethical considerations in practicing magick.
Beyond spells and rituals, RavenWolf addresses common teenage concerns—peer pressure, self-identity, friendships, and family dynamics—encouraging readers to adopt a magickal perspective in facing day-to-day challenges. The book invites young witches to embrace their individuality, helping them cultivate self-confidence and insight into their personal power.
Published by Llewellyn in September 1998, Teen Witch is a trade paperback that combines practicality with enchantment, making it an ideal gift for those curious about the mischief and majesty of Witchcraft. Whether it’s flicking through pages for enchanting spells or finding solace in wise words, this guide inspires teens to connect with their inner witch and embrace the journey ahead.
This engaging handbook spans 288 pages and is thoughtfully organized, providing practical advice on how to weave magick into everyday life. From understanding the basic principles of Wicca to exploring rituals, spells, and the connection with nature, Teen Witch equips teens with the tools they need to navigate their unique paths. Each chapter blends irreverent humor with serious discussions about personal responsibility, self-discovery, and ethical considerations in practicing magick.
Beyond spells and rituals, RavenWolf addresses common teenage concerns—peer pressure, self-identity, friendships, and family dynamics—encouraging readers to adopt a magickal perspective in facing day-to-day challenges. The book invites young witches to embrace their individuality, helping them cultivate self-confidence and insight into their personal power.
Published by Llewellyn in September 1998, Teen Witch is a trade paperback that combines practicality with enchantment, making it an ideal gift for those curious about the mischief and majesty of Witchcraft. Whether it’s flicking through pages for enchanting spells or finding solace in wise words, this guide inspires teens to connect with their inner witch and embrace the journey ahead.
