Rainbow Candles

A child's first Hanukkah counting book full of colorful pictures.

Candle magic is something almost everyone has tried, even as a child - who hasn’t made a wish over a birthday cake? Candle spells are among the easiest yet also the most effective to perform. They are perfect for anyone who wants to have a go at casting a spell for the first time and for the solitary witch with a busy life. Yet candles are also an important part of modern pagan witchcraft rituals. They are used to mark the quarters of the circle, placed on the altar and can represent the changing seasons of the year. This book is aimed at all who want to use candle magic, from beginners to those experienced in the craft; with everything from simple castings to elaborate and beautiful ceremonies. It offers a background to candle magic as well as spells, rituals, divination techniques, meditations, a guide to making your own candles and more.

Includes "A Scribner Reading Group Guide" ([4] p.).

Provides instructions for making candles, from rolling beeswax to making a holder to put the candle in.

On board pages with pull-out tabs, a lift-up flap, a wheel, and a pop-up.

"Do your pink mists compel hostile testimony?" Meadowent Kinsman Jazzlyne Mansheer asked Array's Goddess in tones as sharp as the mystical blade beneath the grip she clenched with resolve. Jazzlyne swore to end the path of those who left the Meadowent Kinsmen in their predominantly female society three years back.The Meadowent Kinsmen know that people should be measured by their choices, actions, and honorable intent without gender prejudice. Jazzlyne and her Starmates invite you to share her next bends; however, be warned that if she chooses the wrong path, it could end the paths of all Arrayers. Even those in the afterlife are at risk. The correct path will lead to love and salvation.

Woody and the Candle Mountain is the story of a day in Woody’s life, as she wanders through her hometown looking hopelessly for something worth doing. She meets many local characters along the way, who all somehow manage to offer the same peace, love and granola advice, and small tokens of inspiration, which she gloomily accepts and moves on. Eventually, she visits the candle shop to admire the legendary Candle Mountain, a massive wax sculpture created over many years from hundreds of thousands of melted candles. But even this aweinspiring monument to persistence and growth, and the kind wisdom of the candle maker and his wife, can’t budge Woody’s mood. But just when she’s convinced that her day’s search has been completely useless, she finds herself in a place where her little bits of knowledge make a world of difference.