Llewellyn's 2009 Witches' Calendar (Annuals - Witches' Calendar)

I love this calendar, the amount of information in it is exceptional for just a yearly wall calendar. I'm definitely going to cut out and save the articles and writing in the calendar. The pictures and all the artwork is lovely, although I might say the art style is a bit repetitive but I guess that makes sense when it comes to keeping it all in one theme. A wiccan calendar like this is hard to come upon, it's a must-have for any witch! The 2009 Llwellyn Witches' Datebook is surely a perfect pair for this item so make sure to buy them together. A++ !

I have been purchasing these calendars since the first was published and each year, the artwork is less interesting that the year before. The monstrous human figures depicted by Jennifer Hewiston, the artist (and believe me, I use the term loosely), are grotesque. In a witches' calendar, I expect graphics that convey a sense of the old religion--witches dancing under a full moon, ancient stone circles, maypoles, jack-o-lanterns, a fortune teller, perhaps a wicker man--not substandard artwork that looks like it was bought at a going-out-of-business sale at a Gallery of the Damned!

If you are interested in Metaphysical studies, this IS the calendar for you. This calendar contains beautiful artwork, great spiritual information (including, history, symbols, references, charts, astrology, moon cycles, definitions, recipes, Esbats, Sabbats, correspondences, herbology, chakras, different deities, crystals and stones, incense information, poetry, original writings, biographies, and much, much more! Too many to list!) We purchase one every year and love to actually READ the information contained within.