Green Witchcraft For The Kitchen Witch: A real grimoire spell book with herbal magick; rituals and recipes for abundance, protection, love, health, ... teas, and more (The Green Witch's Library)

Very informative and inspirational book. Has a bit of everything - recipes, spells, theory, and philosophy.Great for fledgling green witches.

"Green Witchcraft For The Kitchen Witch" is a captivating journey into the heart of green witchcraft, where author Misty J. Kinsman serves as a knowledgeable guide to the mysteries within. This book is a treasure trove for both newcomers and enthusiasts, offering a comprehensive and accessible gateway into the ancient practice of green witchcraft.Kinsman beautifully conveys that green witchcraft is not merely a set of tools or tricks but a profound way of being attuned to the natural energies that surround us. The book seamlessly blends practical advice, herbal magick, and rituals, making it an invaluable resource for those looking to embrace the path of true green witchcraft in their everyday lives. From growing healing herbs to infusing the act of cooking with magical rituals, the author covers a wide array of topics with clarity and inspiration."Green Witchcraft For The Kitchen Witch" is more than a book; it's a call to return to the balance and harmony of Mother Nature. With Kinsman as your friendly guide, this book becomes the key and map to unlocking the secrets of green witchcraft, inviting readers to take their first step into a world where nature's gifts are celebrated and harnessed for abundance, protection, love, and well-being.

My niece loved it. Easy to read and use.

It's an all-encompassing guide to the path of the kitchen witch or green witch I'm very excited about this book and have recommended it to several friends

This is a great book for finding your footing. this is a book that I read over and over and pass around to all of my family and friends

I had the impression this book would be chock full of page after page of information on herbs, spices, trees, vegetables, recipes, and oils etc because the title is so long. I thought I would get some new ideas or some refresher of my 20+ years of green witchery but I was sadly mistaken. The chapters are barely a few pages. Some are a paragraph long! Others are recipes that I do like and want to try so I gave this three stars but the others are ridiculously short and need more context. There's nothing about the Gods or Goddesses, rituals in depth for food preparation or for gathering your herbs. There's so much missing that the title is misleading and this honestly needs editing and more context, explaining and just information. Otherwise it's just someone's quick written notes .

Could use one more pass for editing, most importantly on the recipes. Contained a handful of spells and recipes that could easily be adapted for personal practices. Found that the authors' biases were a bit evident and made me feel a little guilty for some of the non-earth-friendly things in my life. Would not consider not consider this a grimoire, but an introduction to some basics of the green witch.