More than pumpkins.
Chapter 5 contains several pretty simple recipes, some of which overlap with decorating ideas. Most involve apples or pumpkins. They mostly strike me as treats for a children’s party, but might be handy for someone who has no halloween recipes of their own.
Chapter six is magick spells. They are your basic bunch of Silver Ravenwolf spells: A bit of rhyme, some magickal ingredients, invoking angels, mostly for love, prosperity, and protection.
Chater seven focuses on Halloween as a time to honour the dead. There’s a lot of the same kind of stuff as there was in the divination section. It included a funeral ceremony, which I was expecting, and sevel ways to honour the dead.
What this book was missing:
This book didn’t feel very wiccan to me. It was more about the “acting out” portion of halloween than anything personal and spiritual, it offered no suggestions on how to celebrate the holiday as a wiccan. It basically just meshed it incomprehensibly with how the Christians view the holiday. I can’t say that was what I was looking for in this book at all.