A book that everyone with an interest in Wicca, should have on their shelf.

This is a book for beginners by one of Wiccas most respected members.

For those ready to move past the theology of Wicca and explore its history, Heselton is among thebest reads that you can hope for.

Hutton is the foremost scholar in the realm of modern witchcraft and this book is the best on the market for learning about witchcraft and Wicca from a historical perspective. Not a book for beginners

A collection of Valiente's poetry that will enspire the true Pagan in your heart.

A beautiful book that expresses a more earthy and natural form of witchcraft that is utterly complimentary to Wicca.

Not specifically a book on Wicca, but an excellent book for expanding your understanding of witchcraft.

A great book that investigates a large collection of Goddesses from around the world and ways to incorprate them into a Wiccan style of worship.

Although this actually isn't a book on Wicca, it has been a staple in the field of Goddess worship since the 70's and so provides a great deal of feminine power.

This is a magificent historical account of the most famous of the witch trails in Britain and although it is best for those with a specific interest, it is an enjoyable read regardless.

When Gardner first wrote about Wicca it was veiled in the form of this fictional story. The keen eyed will be able to read between the lines.