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Literary Movement
Modernism
ISBN
9781948062039
Publication Year
2018
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Witch, Please: a Memoir : Finding Magic in Modern Times
Author
Misty Bell Stiers
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Apollo Publishers
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Body, Mind & Spirit, Religion
Topic
Women, Wicca (See Also Body, Mind & Spirit / Witchcraft), Witchcraft (See Also Religion / Wicca)
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
248 Pages

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A touching and thought-provoking account of how a woman explored a spectrum of religions--ancient and new--and ended up, unexpectedly, becoming a bona fide witch.

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Publisher
Apollo Publishers
ISBN-10
1948062038
ISBN-13
9781948062039
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Book Title
Witch, Please: a Memoir : Finding Magic in Modern Times
Author
Misty Bell Stiers
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Women, Wicca (See Also Body, Mind & Spirit / Witchcraft), Witchcraft (See Also Religion / Wicca)
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Body, Mind & Spirit, Religion
Number of Pages
248 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in

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" Witch, Please is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers' experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers' personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library " Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers' personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen , Broadway lyricist ( Tuck Everlasting and Amélie ) "Misty Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog , comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers' practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonders of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt , owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun , award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis, "Witch, Please is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers's experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers's personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library "Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers's personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen, Broadway lyricist (Tuck Everlasting and Amélie) "Misty Bell Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog, comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers's practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonders of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt, owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun, award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis, " Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers' personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen , Broadway lyricist ( Tuck Everlasting and Amélie ) "Misty Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog , comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers' practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonderers of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt , owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun , award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis "This book, while a memoir, is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers' experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers' personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library, " Witch, Please is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers' experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers' personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library " Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers' personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen , Broadway lyricist ( Tuck Everlasting and Amélie ) "Misty Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog , comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers' practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonderers of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt , owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun , award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis, "Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read for anyone who knows nothing about Wicca. Misty Bell Stiers' personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another."--Nathan Tysen, Broadway Lyricist (Tuck Everlasting, Amlie), "Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers' personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." --Nathan Tysen, Broadway lyricist (Tuck Everlasting and Amlie) "Misty Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." --Seth Herzog, comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers' practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonderers of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." --Dawn Aurora Hunt, owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." --Kase Johnstun, award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis, " Witch, Please is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers's experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers's personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library " Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers's personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen, Broadway lyricist ( Tuck Everlasting and Amélie ) "Misty Bell Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog, comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers's practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonders of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt, owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun, award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis, " Witch, Please is very useful for beginners to know the experience and journey of a modern witch. Stiers's experiences are universal for many readers, from falling in love and getting married to sharing her Wiccan faith with her family, having children, and experiencing difficult times and loss. Through Stiers's personal experience you will learn about the gods/goddesses, symbols and tools of Wicca; spells and curses; living day-to-day as a witch; and Wiccan holidays (sabbats) with meaningful and delicious recipes. This book is very grounded, giving readers a hint of what life could be like as a Wiccan." -- DC Public Library " Witch, Please is a fantastic, enlightening read. Misty Bell Stiers's personal journey working and raising a family in New York City as a modern-day witch is full of wisdom and wisecracks, but it never gets preachy. It reads like any good story should, like it is being told from one best friend to another." -- Nathan Tysen , Broadway lyricist ( Tuck Everlasting and Amélie ) "Misty Bell Stiers dispels rumors about Wiccans and reveals what their beliefs mean in the modern era. Witch, Please is about a modern mom and her experience using the tenets of Wicca as her version of third-wave feminism. This book casts a major spell on anyone who reads it." -- Seth Herzog , comedian with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon "Misty Bell Stiers's practical, conversational writing style is relatable and addictive. From the first line she pulls you in, opening our eyes to the simple everyday magic of connecting with others, understanding oneself, and the wonders of the earth and sky. In her understated and approachable way, she shares her journey with us as she finds her individual path of honest, spiritual growth." -- Dawn Aurora Hunt , owner and CEO of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery "Today, in a world that seems so unfamiliar to many of us, Misty Bell Stiers has gifted us with a book that shows that we can still follow the sun over the horizon, that we can inhale the crisp air that floats over glacier-carved lakes, and that we can wrap our arms around the sacred, wherever we may find it and whenever we open our hearts to it. The authenticity of her voice is only matched by her welcoming, lyrical prose--both weaved together to narrate and define. Misty gives us an intimate view of how to find magic in modern times, magic that has always been with us and inside us, and helps us find a familiar world again. It's honest. It's lovely. It's magic." -- Kase Johnstun , award-winning author of Beyond the Grip of Craniosynostosis
Table of Content
EVERYONE DESERVES THE CHANCE TO FLY Introduction THAT'S ME IN THE CORNER How I Became a Wiccan A LITTLE FAITH AND A LOT OF HEART What Wicca Is ... and Isn't A RESTLESS SPIRIT ON AN ENDLESS FLIGHT Discovering My Identity as a Witch THAT'S THE POWER MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND Marriage and Wicca I LIGHT A CANDLE THEN I CALL YOUR NAME The Gods and Goddesses, Symbols, and Tools of Wicca I PUT A SPELL ON YOU The Truth about Spells and Curses BIG WHEEL KEEP ON TURNIN' Living the Day-to-Day as a Witch THESE ARE THE DAYS OF MIRACLE AND WONDER Raising My Children Wiccan (Not Wicked) AND WE'LL DANCE BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON Wiccan Holidays CHASING THE SUN Living My Faith in Times of Crisis OH OH OH IT'S MAGIC Afterword NOTES
Copyright Date
2018
Lccn
2017-962593
Dewey Decimal
299.942092
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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