Religion and Respectability: Sunday Schools and English Working Class Culture, 1780-1850 - T... Book

If I were to make a top 5 of my pagan collection, this one would be number one. Let's just say I was happy to get it since this book is now out-of-print and I wish it would have been among my first ones to read on the subject. It has probably something to do with the author being a psychologist and a big fan of Carl Jung whom she quotes a lot in the book. I find psychology quite fascinating and I like Jung so I got very much the book and where she was heading with it. Some find it too wordy and too cerebral, I love it. She is from UK and her form of Wicca is more traditional which makes it even more interesting, her Wicca hasn't been mixed with other eclectic elements; that also means the informations in the book haven't been lighten up and fluffied too, she talks a lot about the darker aspects of Wicca. She writes very well too, her rituals are beautifully written, I wish she would write a book on rituals and prayers just to appreciate again her poetry.