Books like Magick for the Wild Woman by Marian Singer

A practical guide for men to balance spiritual growth, work, relationships, and desire while avoiding extremes of dominance or passivity.

A book about self acceptance.

A magical adventure for children where two brothers are captured by an evil magician in the woods, forcing Alice to seek help from her magical brothers in a fantastical tale of sibling bonds and magic.

Score, Pixel, and Renald: A Magical Quest in the Diadem Universe

The story of a woman's journeys and hardships, growing up in a rural life of clans. Set in the time of magic and healing, this is a tale of relationships of all kinds, and the outcomes of many life decisions.

When magical Sophia Thorne enters Regency high society, she finds its rigid rules a mirror of her own world, and together with the scandal‑prone Duke of Robinsworth they wreak havoc, turning rule‑breaking into an art form.

"Ancients lived in accordance with daily, seasonal, and yearly rhythms by necessity. But modern life overrides these cycles -- from weather and food to work and recreation. Because they are inherently cyclical and instinctually caregivers, women are especially affected. Millions of women trying to do it all, all the time, end up feeling depleted and defeated. In these pages Sara Avant Stover shows how simple, natural, and refreshingly fun practices can put women back in sync with their own cycles and those of nature. When we honor spring's seedlings, summer's color, fall's harvest, and winter's quietude, we harmonize our inner and outer worlds. Stover's suggestions nurture the body, invigorate the mind, and lift the spirit, yielding the same benefits as a getting-away-from-it-all retreat. Illustrated yoga poses, inviting recipes, and innovative journaling, meditation, and brainstorming techniques make reconnecting to the essential easy -- not just for a weekend or week but year-round and lifelong"--

A handbook by Gerald J. Schueler that offers advanced insights into the principles and practices of Enochian magic for serious practitioners.

A young boy named Renald travels through time and space to save the world, battling villains, solving mysteries, and encountering magical creatures in the process.

A juvenile fantasy that weaves natural history with magical adventures on Earth, including settings that evoke New York.

Second‑year Merlin College student Sophie Marshall feels isolated until her husband’s academic posting in Din Edin piques her quest for magic—where she soon must confront the limits of her newfound abilities.