Natalie Zaman

Social media is part of our lives, and it’s an increasingly popular place for witches of all kinds to meet and create new spells. On TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and more, witches set intentions, manifest their dream jobs, and even create virtual altars for their ancestors. Social Media Spellbook is a perfect way to take part in this trend by using social media to channel the power of the universe. Authors Amy Blackthorn and Natalie Zaman propose adaptable formulas that draw on symbolic imagery, astrology, tarot, herbs, and crystals—not to mention everyday desire—in a spell-a-day format that anyone, even a beginner witch, can use.

Indulge in a year of alluring lunar artwork, spells, and lore with Llewellyn s 2025 Magical Moon Calendar. Featuring illustrations by renowned artists Selcha Uni, Sue Gent, Amanda Clark, and Angie Pickman, this moon-themed wall calendar offers inspiration to elevate any magical practice. Each enchanting piece of art is accompanied by a practical spell or exciting bit of lore. This year s edition offers spells to grow wishes, share magic, attract good partners, and more. You will also explore how ancient astrologers thought the moon was a planet and why folklore claims the moon is made of cheese. In addition to standard US, UK, Canadian, and Pagan holidays, this calendar provides moon phases, eclipses, supermoons, and other astrological information related to the moon.

Bickering frenemies Meg and Shar are doing some serious damage at a midnight sample sale when the fashionistas find themselves arguing over a pair of shoes-with fatal consequences. One innocent bystander later, the girls are suddenly at the mercy of Hades, Lord of the Underworld himself. To make them atone for what they've done, Hades forces the teens to become special-assignment Sirens, luring to the Underworld an individual whose unholy contract is up. Finding that delicate balance between their fashion addiction and their new part-time job in the eternal hellfire biz turns out to be harder than Meg and Shar expected, especially when an entire pantheon of Greek deities decides to get involved. Then there's the matter of the fine print in their own contracts...