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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great place to start.By Dream WalkerExcellent beginners guide to paganism. It gives a very good overview of the many types of paganism and does it in a very humorous and approachable way. For anyone interested in this spirituality I would highly recommend it.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Delivers what it promisesBy Trish DeneenCarl McColman states in the beginning of this book that he is introducing the reader to Wicca; Druidry; and shamanism. He skillfilly delivers on his promise with a clear introduction to the most prominent forms of Paganism. This book would help in gaining direction into which path is for you.It is not Pagan 101 or a spell book. If you are looking for a quick magical fix for a problem; you wont find it here. This book is for someone who knows absolutely nothing or very little about Paganism. For that reason; I think this would be a good book for a Pagan to give an open-minded friend or loved one who is concerned about their beliefs.He introduces the beginner to concepts such as the wheel of the year; magic; and reincarnation. He has a friendly; easy-to-read writing style.I rated it four stars instead of five because I felt the entire work was too heavily influenced by Wiccan belief such as the Rede and the God being the consort of the Goddess even when he wasnt specifically speaking of Wicca.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy CustomerVery informative on a subject I have wanted to learn about for a long time.