HOW TO TALK TO A GODDESS (AND OTHER LESSONS IN REAL MAGIC) Free Audiobook Download by Emily Croy Barker

Alyssa Bresnahan's narration of the audiobook HOW TO TALK TO A GODDESS (AND OTHER LESSONS IN REAL MAGIC) is a bit different from the written version. Her voice is sweet and soft, which makes her read like a storybook with an audio supplement. Some might find the narrator's tone too sugary, but it really adds to the overall experience of reading this book.

This audiobook is a work of historical fiction about the life and lessons learned of an English woman who becomes a goddess, first for her own personal desire and then for all.

The narrator's voice is a rich and strong. The reader easily becomes immersed in the story and it draws you along, eager to learn more about the world of magic.

HOW TO TALK TO A GODDESS is a magical gem that'll show you how to get the most out of your magical practice. The book is written by a person who has had a long, rich and successful career in the world of magic, and with her guidance you'll learn how to make magic work for you.

HOW TO TALK TO A GODDESS (AND OTHER LESSONS IN REAL MAGIC) is a delightful book of real magic with lessons on how to interact with the mysterious beings who inhabit our world. The protagonist of the story, Patricia, is a student at a prestigious New England college where she learns all about how to talk to these entities and has some magical and/or spiritual experiences throughout the book. While it's not strictly about magick, HOW TO TALK TO A GODDESS provides a wonderful introduction for beginners in what could be considered more than just incantations or spells - though those are included in this work as well.

In this book, Emily Croy Barker writes about the real magic that exists in life and how to achieve it. The author offers a compilation of magic lessons, which she has learned and implemented into her own life. These include meditating on one's intentions before an important meeting, using symbols as reminders of successes, and using mantras to orient oneself in difficult times.