DESCRIPTIONS OF BOOKS, MUSIC & TAROT DECKS

Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart CD

The international Irish music phenomenon, Celtic Woman, is renowned for singing inspirational melodies and heartwarming songs that stir fans of all ages and cultures. Showcases the beauty and ethereal presence of vocalists Chloë, Lisa, Lynn, and Alex along with the energetic inventiveness of Celtic violinist Máiréad, putting a modern twist on the Celtic sound. Their unforgettable signature style can be heard on the popular "Fields of Gold", "When You Believe", the sweet lullaby "Goodnight My Angel", the patriotic "O, America!," the Irish classics "Galway Bay", "My Lagan Love" and "Níl Sé’n Lá". Songs from the Heart is a true celebration of Ireland and the pure essence of Celtic Woman.

Celtic Woman: Bridget McMahon CD

A Celtic woman of the 21st century Bridget McMahon releases her debut album Celtic Woman. Songs rooted in the Irish tradition are given fresh new sound that gives the perfect setting for Bridgets beautiful and passionate voice. Produced by Chris Conway, it is an outstanding album with the songs "Walk With Me", "The Curragh of Kildare", "The Moon and the Tide" and 9 more songs.

The Rider Tarot Deck

Its the world's most popular tarot deck, and has long been a favorite of beginners as well as learned tarot enthusiasts. In 1909, Pamela Colman Smith, under the direction of Arthur Edward Waite, created an innovative 78-card deck which has become a standard for nearly every tarot deck published since. It has also been known as the Rider-Waite-Smith, Waite-Smith, Waite-Colman Smith or simply the Rider deck. While the images are deceptively simple, the details and backgrounds hold a wealth of symbolism.

"The Book of Secrets" CD by Loreena McKennitt

Loreena's sixth studio album and a worldwide chart success, featuring hit single “The Mummers’ Dance”. Recorded at Real World studios with a stellar musical cast.

"The Craft - A Witch's Book of Shadows " by Dorothy Morrison

Although most of my other books have been geared toward a readership age of twenty and over, I get an exorbitant amount of mail from readers between the ages of eleven and fifteen. The contents of their letters vary, but in each and every one of them I find one common question. It is, of course, "How do I begin?" Because of the legal ramifications of teaching minors, I've always answered this question with the utmost care. I was so careful, in fact, that I all but skirted the entire issue. Of course, I was answering as a parent - a parent who knew full well that another set of parents might not wish for their children to embrace the Craft. But as much as I believed in parental rights, I also believed that all people - regardless of age, environment, or personal background - had the right to an education no matter what knowledge was involved. It's always been quite the dilemma for me, and no amount of pondering has ever made me feel any better about the situation. At least, not until now. That being the case, The Craft provides real information and real magical training without fear of legal ramification. Geared toward 'tweens and teens (but suitable for newcomers of any age), it offers a real book of shadows written from an eclectic point of view. Beginning with basic studies, magical theory, and training exercises, it moves forward with instructions for making/obtaining, using and working with magical tools, then builds toward Circle-casting specifics like altar setup, calling the Watchtowers, the blessing of cakes and wine, and so forth. An assortment of miscellaneous chants, spells, and invocations are included, as well as sample rituals, ideas, and recipes for celebrating the Esbats and Sabbats.

Lucinda's Web, A novel by Dorothy Morrison

Tess Logan knows magic. She knows how it works, why it works, and what it takes to make it work. But that’s not all. She also knows how to make it happen. It’s simply a part of who she is, for Tess Logan — despite all the other attributes that make her such a thoroughly modern woman — is also a thoroughly modern Witch. No amount of magical experience or expertise, though, could have ever prepared her for this. In fact, she never even dreamed it was possible: A living, breathing set of spells cast more than a hundred years ago with enough stamina to follow her into the present day. Yet, here it is, writhing and twisting with activity, permeating every sector of her life, and slipping its tentacles into the lives of everyone she holds dear. Now, she’s faced with having to disentangle each slippery strand and destroy the magic without destroying those she loves — or herself. Winner of the 2009 COVR Award for Best Visionary Fiction Book.

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Pirate Soul Book: A swashbuckling journey through the Golden Age of Pirates

Written by Pat Groce, this oversized volume (approximately 11 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches) comes complete with a fabric 20 1/2 x 19 1/2 inch Jolly Roger flag, a set of period playing cards, and a glossary of pirate terminology. This would be a treasure for any swashbuckling pirate enthusiast!