Books like Llewellyn's 1996 Magical Almanac by D. J. Conway

Harold Bayley’s scholarly study traces the origins and meanings of symbols, emblems, and folklore across cultures, revealing hidden connections and forgotten knowledge.

The 2013 Llewellyn Almanac offers a yearly guide of occult practices, including themed articles on ribbon magic, lunar potions, foxglove, and elf care, alongside a holiday calendar, festival list, and astrological data.

A delightful illustrated collection of folklore and fact about magical herbs, presented in an engaging and informative way.

Explore ancient magic traditions through a modern lens, blending Wiccan rituals, astrological insights, and alchemical principles to support seekers of body, mind, and spirit.

Featuring favorite authors Penny Billington, Natalie Zaman, Deborah Blake, Michael Furie, Susan Pesznecker, Tess Whitehurst, Melanie Marquis, and more. Discover ideas and techniques for transforming your life with the enchanted world of magic. A trusted companion for practitioners of a wide variety of magical paths, Llewellyn’s 2017 Magical Almanac shares wisdom, stories, and spells in nearly three dozen articles, exploring everything from the magic of trees to fairy roads to performing a psychometric reading. Also included is an insightful calendar section—shaded for easy “flip to” reference—featuring world festivals, holidays, and the 2017 sabbats. Astrological information plus incense and color correspondences are included to empower your magical work. Bring your spiritual practice down to earth with money magic, witch jars, and Himalayan salt Focus on your social life and your inner life with protection magic for city dwellers, social media magic, and the characters that appear in your dreams Activate your sense of taste and smell with the magic of coffee, essential magical herbs, magical soups and salads, and the energetic properties of incense Published annually for twenty-seven years