Kristin Madden

I'm not a pagan (nor a christian), but this was still a great book. I've been struggling with how to express my spirituality, and I read this book as listening to a mother figure. There is a lot of great advice, the best being, figure out your life, and what you believe before you have to start worrying about passing it on to your children.

The book was well organized, and I only felt compelled to skim past short sections at a time. It is interspersed with little antidotes, but not so many as to bog down the book. There were a few great passages that will stick with me for a while. The book does a good job of being vague enough that you can't just take the book and use it like a bible, but still remain useful for those who can apply its principles to their own situations.

The biggest problem with this book was the number of typos. There weren't any (well, many) spelling mistakes, but I noticed one or two typos on every page. For a book that is in it's second printing, these should have been fixed a loooooong time ago! I am a bit shocked to find so many of them.… (mere)