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One drawback is that it only covers Gods, and you have to buy the book "The Witches Goddess" to find out more about corresponding Goddesses, since most worship ritual and many other wiccan rituals usually call both a God and Goddess, not just one. However, the book only covers rituals involving a single God, so knowledge of Goddesses are not needed for the rituals in the book.
All and all, this books is great as an intro to Gods, Paganism, Wicca, and ritual, but not for advanced practice. It is a very useful guide to those new to practicing with or relating to Pagan Gods. It feels very Wiccan. Witches or pagans who are not Wiccan may find the book interesting, but would need to ignore the wiccan slant in how it's written. (