A year and a day?

Hi!

This topic might've been up already, but since I'm new here and I couldn't easily find a thread about this I decided to start one myself.

I'm on a path to become a wiccan, I've researched it for some time now and feel like I need to take the next step. I've been thinking of buying the book " Wicca- A year and a day " by Timothy Roderick. But when I searched for the book online I came across other year and a day-books. " A Year and a Day of EverydayWitchcraft " by Debora Blake, The Real Witches' Year: Spells, Rituals And Meditations For Every Day Of The Year by Kate West and Wicca: A Year and A Day in Magick. The Complete Beginners Guide by Lady Nephtys, among others. I was just wandering if anyone here have readone (or some) of these books and if you have any recommendations on what I should go for?

Since Timothy Roderick's book is the one I've seen around the most I'm leaning towards getting that one, but if you personally prefer another book please tell me about it and why! :)

Thank you!

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Of all of the books you mentioned, the book by Timothy Roderick is the only one that I would recommend. It is a very solid book for learning about Wicca.

The book by Debora Blake is about Witchcraft, not about Wicca (They are not the same) The book by Kate West is rather shallow and won't give you an in depth understanding of Wicca.

If I were going to suggest another book on Wicca that I think is one of the best of the current crop it would be "Wicca" by Thea Sabin.

Thank you for your answer. I had a feeling that Timothy's book would be my best bet, and it's good to have it confirmed.