Book Review:
Faery Magick by Sirona Knight
Fairies and Fairy Magick are a common interest for many witches and are often known to be connected with the hearth and home. So, for those interested, I thought it would be good to do a book review on this subject. The book I’m reviewing is Faery Magick, by Sirona Knight.
According to her Facebook page, Sirona Knight is the best-selling author of 25 empowering books on Dreams, Tarot, the Goddess, Celtic Traditions, Magic, Faeries, and Shapeshifting. She’s also won an aware for the Shapeshifting Tarot.
For those newly interested in fairies, this makes a really great introductory book as it really gives a great overview of fairies, their history, the types fairies, and various myths and legends. I love the opening of the first chapter as Knight takes you through a magickal journey seen through her eyes as she’s drawn to what she calls the “enchanting voice” that leads her to experience the beauty of the “energy of the fae”.
Knight includes a guide to setting up a fairy garden and even provides a recommended list of herbs, fruits and plants. These are not only good for the fairy garden itself but can be used in the variety of spells and rituals she provides in her book. She also discusses various correspondences such as color and timing as well as suggestions for potential offerings. Lastly, she not only goes over various herbs that garden fairies assist with, but also gives recommendations on types of spells those herbs can be used in.
I definitely recommend you take a look at Faery Magick. I think you’ll find it both entertaining and informative. You can clearly sense her love and admiration reflected in both her writing and in the adorable illustrations found throughout the book below. Check out the book in the Amazon link below and happy reading!
