Druid Magic: The Practice of Celtic Wisdom

[BlazeLeeDragon]

thoughts on this book? I like the parts that Mann wrote more then sutton. I also didn't like the P.hD for practicing holistic druid :S

all in all I didn't like the book, and I'm rather disappointed with it. how did everyone else feel?

[Heddwen]

Well, I rather liked the book! I read it when first embarking on the druid path and have read it many times since, always getting something new from it. What type of druidry books do you like to read, BLD? Which do you reccommend?
I'm into the Path of Druidry by Penny Billington at the moment. It's an excellent read and workshop type of book.

[Art]

I rather liked the book for what it is. It does tend to be a bit cheesy in places but taken with a grain of salt it presents some interesting psychological constructs, is an easy read, and overall tends to be worth the time.

[Bracken]

I'm into the Path of Druidry by Penny Billington at the moment. It's an excellent read and workshop type of book.

I agree, Heddwen.
I'm reading this right now and I really value it. I think she brings a new perspective to the work.

[BlazeLeeDragon]

Well, I rather liked the book! I read it when first embarking on the druid path and have read it many times since, always getting something new from it. What type of druidry books do you like to read, BLD? Which do you reccommend?
I'm into the Path of Druidry by Penny Billington at the moment. It's an excellent read and workshop type of book.

So far it's hard to find any good books I do like the Book of Druidry by Ross Nichols which was published by Philip Car-Gomm. I also liked reading 21 lessons regardless of the accuracy, and of course I read druid magic I also have celtic magic by DJ Conway which is not to bad and the druids by peter berresford ellis which i have not read yet. might have another book or two druid related but those are the only ones I can think of.