The pictures are pretty but it's a bit all over the place, plus you have to go to the back of the book to get the picture credits to see if the illustration is contemporary to the topic being discussed or a later impression, which can be important because pictures can be coloured by culture, learning and biases and what the artists is commenting about.

This book left me wanting more, more detail, more information and defiintely a better time0line. It starts from very eurocentric classical history bias and runs through the european experience before including african and american and it's a fairly superficial look. Howver the bibliography is extensive.

An interesting coffee table book about magic and the occult.

A small book, but packed with information. If you are interested in the history of witches in Pennsylvania, and the strange practice known as Powwow, this is the book you're looking for.

A good book

(DNF) Okay, so not really finished so much as quitting. I should label this book as given up on, but I've only got 2 parts left. I think part of my issue is that this book isn't what I was expecting/wanted and that I just can't really bring myself to care enough about the book to listen to anymore of it. The other issue is that I think I need a break from non-fiction books (since it's taking me so long to read this book, as well as the ebook I've been reading.)