The Witch of the Forest's Guide to Folklore Magick : Connect to the wisdom of our elders. Embrace the power of green magick.

Author: Squire, Lindsay

Folklore, myths & legends

Published on 20 February 2025 by Quarto Publishing PLC (Leaping Hare Press) in the United Kingdom as part of 'the Witch of the Forest…' series.

Paperback | 176 pages, colour illustrations
210 x 163 x 13 | 414g

This enchanting guide connects you to the wisdom of Witches past to expand and enrich your Witchcraft practice.

The myths, legends, and superstitions of the past offer a window into how common people made sense of their world. Because they were excluded from the halls of academia and the seats of power, they had no choice but to get on with day-to-day life, healing, birthing, and persisting as best they could.

Often, it would be the village medicine women who held the handed-down knowledge of those who had gone before, and generation by generation, they would build on this to develop a profound understanding of the healing and magickal properties of nature.

It is from this deep well of folkloric knowledge that modern-day Witch Lindsay Squire draws this inclusive and accessible beginner's guide.

Add enchantment to your life by learning: What folklore is and how it connects to the practice of WitchcraftThe magickal legends and superstitions attached to plants and trees The folk magick, charms, and spells associated with herbs both beneficial and baneful How to use plants in your own Witchcraft practiceThe folklore of different historical Witches and natural healers from around the world … and more!  With rituals, lore, and wisdom from The Witch of the Forest’s personal grimoire, find out how connecting with folklore can empower every modern Witch.