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Reviewing The Witches’ Almanac

Reviewing The Witches’ Almanac

Last updated on: December 18, 2015 at 3:40 pm by Jen McConnel

Reviewing The Witches’ Almanac 2015-12-18T15:40:34-04:00 Jen McConnel

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Recently, I had the chance to read the newest Witches’ Almanac, the 2016-2017 issue centered on Air. In addition to the standard things I would expect from an almanac, including a comprehensive astrological run-down and some seasonal weather lore, this little volume is also packed with interesting articles, rituals, and crafts. I particularly enjoyed the short article “Sacred Syncronicities and Carrying On” by Esther Elaine, which included a brief exploration of the history of the recently revived “Keep Calm” slogan. The book also includes a recipe for a turmeric smoothie, which I am dying to try. I’m glad I had the chance to pick this volume up, and I plan to keep it for reference in the coming year and beyond.

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