You may think that Halloween is only about ghosts, ghouls, and goblins. However, there is much more behind this spooky holiday.

For Pagans the world over, Halloween is a time of magic and divination–a night for honoring ancestors, celebrating the harvest, and ringing in the New Year.

In A Witch’s Halloween, bestselling author and Wiccan High Priestess Gerina Dunwich dispels the myths of this holiest of Pagan holidays and its most famous celebrants.

A Witch’s Halloween tells you all that you need to know about this sacred holiday, from the history, folklore, myths, and spells to Sabbat rituals, recipes, divination,  Halloween superstitions–and much more.

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This book has received rave reviews for the tips and suggestions it offers not only for kids but adults as well.

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Cocoa Cobweb Cupcakes, Black Cat Cookies, and Stained-Glass Spooks are just a few of the spirited tastes you’ll encounter in Donata Maggipinto’s delightful Halloween Treats.

But it’s not just recipes–you and your favorite little goblin will love creating spooky craft projects such as Candy Cauldrons, Leaf Lanterns, and Paper Bag Pumpkins together in anticipation of All Hallows’ Eve.

Maggipinto includes craft ideas for “Pixies” (children 4-8 years old) as well as older children, and nearly every recipe includes a safe task for younger helpers. (For example, while mom or dad should heat the milk for hot cocoa, kids can roll and stamp out marshmallow ghosts as accompaniment.)

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A repast suitable for Dracula himself – chef Daniel Bonnot in New Orleans prepares his Halloween treat: Black Widow’s Web (Black Bean Soup), Picked-Fresh-on-Full-Moon Graveyard Salad (Fresh Greens), Roasted Baby Bat (Veal-stuffed Quail), King Trout’s Mummy (Trout with Leeks, Onions, and Ricard, Wrapped in Phyllo), Witches’ Cauldron Souffle’ (Pumpkin Souffle’ in a Baby Pumpkin), and Dracula’s Bite of Delight (Chocolate Mousse with Caramelized Pastry. 1 hour.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply.

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The word “hospitable” has a pleasant ring to the ear. According to the dictionary, this adjective is defined as “receiving and entertaining guests generously and kindly.” Today, the adverb “easily” should be added to that definition, as the whole trend in entertaining is toward simplicity.Every hostess likes to receive the compliments, “You always seem to have such a good time at your own parties,” and, “You do everything so easily.”Of course, this does not mean that she has not spent plenty of time in planning and preparing for a party, but it does indicate that the apparently un-harried hostess is not plagued with too many last minute details that take her away from her guests.

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Wire-bound halloween recipe book; softcover

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With a delicious range of fun family recipes to choose from, these fall recipes are sure to warm up your taste buds and bring great fun to the family table! You’ll find tasty comfort food recipes sure to bring healthy food to your fall table and also add some Halloween spirit for young children. Recipes include: Bobbing for Candied Apples Boolicious Trick or Treat Smoothies Cider Cheese Halloween Party Fondue Eewy Gooey Eyeballs Fall Twice Baked Potatoes Fiesta Lasagna Fruity Ghosts on a Stick Giant Warts GINGER GHOULS Great Pumpkin…. Pull Apart Cake! Halloween Party Punch Halloween Poke Cake Rocky Horror Picture Show Halloween Squares Munchy Mummy Appetizer Dip Party Mix Party Parfaits Peck of Pirat (more…)

This hardcover book is just what you are looking for to plan the perfect Halloween party! Get howls of laughter and shrieks of delight with Frightfully Fun Halloween Recipes. It’s full of recipes for scary meals, silly snacks an devilish desserts perfect for goblins young and old! Don’t be afraid—it’s easy to scare up Halloween fun! Colorful photography is loaded with fantastic serving ideas.

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