A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk
How to Work with the Elemental World

Positive: It contains an in depth encyclopedia on types of fey which includes the location the lore originates. Negative: Contains a chapter on "creating your own fairy". I, personally, see this is highly disrespectful of the fey and feel it is a practice that should not be encouraged.......more

First and foremost, this is not a book for beginners and newcomers to witchcraft, who will likely be lost without a basic understanding of magick and the workings of the craft. The subject matter covered here is, to say the least, going to be unusual from the view of an outsider. Faeries though have......more

I use this a lot as a reference to fairy myth and lore.......more

In my opinion this is the best book on the market on the fey. I reviewed a few books on the topic and this is my favorite, and the one I purchased for my own library upon discovery that my urban apartment is home to a troupe of fairies! McCoy goes over history and information on the fey, as well as s......more

An encyclopedia for faeries from all over the world. In addition, this book contains folklore stories, spells, elemental fae and other Pagan goodness. McCoy's book is like a modern version of Andrew Lang's fairy books that come in different colours.......more