Witchcraft in America: Book Review

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Witchcraft in America by Peggy Saari
Easy to read and follow. The Salem witch trials were a sad and shocking time in American history. Includes history of witchcraft in Europe and its impact on early American society. It discusses the possible causes of the witch hunts and letters written by participants which include apologies. Also had a short history of the rise of the Wiccan religion. The book can be used in classrooms. It has some social studies like questions.
Rating: 4/5 stars

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