An incredible collection of practices and recipes for each season. Lots of wisdom included. I honestly don't don't know how to describe this book. But a must read for anyone interested in seasonal witchcraft, green witchcraft or even just earthy or mindful practices. Not quite 5 stars because as we go through the seasons there is less and less included. While I understand that winter is for rest and therefore the practices and recipes won't be as much as spring or summer, the entering the north sections were shorter as well. I don't know maybe I'm nitpicking because I want everything to be equal. 

This takes off literally where the first one ended. So I was a little confused since it's been two weeks since I finished the last one and i forgot how that one ended. With the full story now it's beautiful is all I can say. A relaxing read but with tense moments due to awkward conversations and thoughts. Awkward because we see Taichi working through his homophobia. There's also more moments of other characters doing and dating things that make Taichi or Mike want to confront them. And it's all normal. A lovely story all around if sad. And Kana is written really well as a child.

Slower than the previous one. Also why did the art style change completely for chapter 6?! I think I prefer reading this digitally. The font is so small while the book is so large. Lol, maybe I'm getting old.

Ahh, the pain. Never did I think this would happen when I started this series. Even during the beginning of the Marleyan arc I did not think this would happen. Wow.

I gotta say I'm not happy with the direction the storyline has gone in. But I guess it makes sense. I'll need a few more volumes to be sure about that. The reactions, the emotions, are too tier as always though.

Well that was different