Date: 2008-09-01
Being a teenager is a challenging time, for sure. There are the physical and emotional changes, as a person grows in that strange space between childhood and adulthood. It’s a time of pain and happiness and everything in-between. Many teens would be absolutely beside themselves to have magical powers, imagining magic wands to turn ancient history teachers into squawking chickens or making the captain of the football team (or cheerleading squad, as the case may be) fall madly in love with them. Certainly this would make any teen’s life easier (so it would seem), but those teens new to magic and witchcraft often have a misconception of what they really entail. Why are the teen years so often a time when people delve into magic and paganism? Why does the media reflect this?
Date: 2005-05-30
Summer is coming, and it’s time for outdoor Pagan festivals and indoor conventions. Every year, there are more and more events to choose from, including small campouts and the huge multi-tradition gatherings. There are events for Pagans, ...
Date: 2003-09-01
Well, by now you might know that Llewellyn is forging ahead into new territory—teens and ‘tweens. With books that we’ve recently published, Teen Witch, Book of Wizardry, Teen Goddess, and The Fortune Tellers Club, you can tell that we mean business. ...
Date: 2003-06-13
I am sitting here staring proudly at the latest teen book to be published by Llewellyn--Teen Goddess by Catherine Wishart--and I am again struck by my good fortune, wondering how I got here. The last few years of my life have seemed a blur, yet they ...
