Modern-Day Witch: 2024 Wheel of the Year

Make the most of your magickal year by chronicling it with this indispensable 2024 planner filled with inspiring Wiccan spells and lore.This 17-month engagement calendar is the perfect place for modern-day witches, Wiccans, and pagans to track everything from daily tasks to key rituals to the sacred holidays and solstices on the Wheel of the Year. It is filled with beautiful illustrations as well as tips on holistic magick, Wiccan lore, and a variety of key spells. The planner lists the all-important moon phases, as well as major and national holidays. This is the perfect witch's calendar for anyone seeking a Wiccan holiday gift, those who enjoyed the 2023 edition, or users of other writual planners looking for something new.Features include: 17-month day planner (August 2023-December 2024) with a 6 x 8.5-inch trim size and a sturdy flexi cover with vibrant colors Monthly two-page views, weekly pages, and note pages Stunning two-color design filled with beautiful vintage-style line drawings throughout tied to the seasons Wiccan lore, tips on holistic magick, and key spells distilled from the bestselling Modern-Day Witch book series Major and national holidays for the US, Canada, and UK, and the all-important moon phases

Auteur

Shawn Robbins is the author or coauthor of six books, including Sterling Ethos's mega-successful Modern-Day Witch series The Holistic Witch, Psychic Spellcraft, The Witch's Way, The Crystal Witch, The Good Witch, and Wiccapedia (used as a reference line in many online Wicca schools and covens), as well as The Wiccapedia Spell Deck and Wiccapedia Journal. She has taught classes about herbs, health, and healing at the New York School of Occult Arts.
Leanna Greenaway is a popular British clairvoyant who has appeared on TV and radio. She is the author or co-author of numerous books, including The Holistic Witch, Psychic Spellcraft, The Witch's Way, The Crystal Witch, Wiccapedia, and Simply Tarot, as well as The Wiccapedia Spell Deck and Wiccapedia Journal. She was a columnist for UK Fate & Fortune Magazine.