Today’s read : 
Have anyone read this
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I haven’t read it, but it looks interesting! Also, your nails are pretty. 
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Thank you so much 
I would say it’s great for beginners
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I was about to ask if you would recommend this for beginners? I have two books I’m purchasing, I don’t want to overwhelm myself, but I want to start out where I need to and not get books too advanced just yet. It looks really interesting just from the outside!
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Congrats on your new book, @Babywitchbxtch! 
“Lessons in the Correllian Tradition”… sounds interesting, I can’t say I know much about that group! I googled it, and it sounds like there is an official website somewhere but I can’t seem to find it (perhaps it is blocked in Poland/the EU?)
A Wicca Page said the following about Correllian Wicca (also sometimes called Correllian Nativist Wicca):
While not known internally as a “Wiccan” tradition until the 1990s (Orpheis Caroline initially called it a “Nativist” tradition, but the tradition would become increasingly affiliated with the Wiccan current in the 1970s under its third first priestess, LaVeda High-Correll), it adopted the trend toward eclecticism and universalism which would later typify most of the early Wiccan traditions.
From Wicca Wiki: Correllian Nativist Tradition
It sounds like the Correllian Tradition is a subset of Wicca, but I can’t find much more than that. Perhaps its a more secretive group? I’m curious to hear more about it- let us know what you think of the book, Lotasha! 
Blessed reading!
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OOh, how interesting looking! I hope you like it!
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Bumping!
I don’t remember who it was, but someone was looking for suggestions on The Correllian Tradition and I found this book posted!
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Looks interesting. Don’t know anything about The Correllian Tradition.
@Janae_Rochele for me as I see myself as beginner level, I read Juliet Diaz Witchery, Embrace the witch within. It’s a really cute book, with background info and rituals and nicely organized. Not overwhelming I found.
The other one I absolutely love and read over and over is The Way of the Witch by Sally Morningstar. She’s a lovely hedgewitch that’s local here in the West country (England). Her book lit the fire in me to embrace this path.
Have a lovely evening. Blessings 
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