The Marie Laveau Voodoo Grimoire by Denise Alvarado
The Marie Laveau Voodoo Grimoire by Denise Alvarado narrated by Adenrele Ojo Being a pagan, I have always been interested in the magickal workings of people around the world. And the Louisiana Voodoo community has really had me intrigued. There are too many times in the media, that you see Voodoo and other magickal practices being demonized. I was ecstatic to see find this book that allowed me to take a look at the life of Marie Laveau and learn about her practices. Adenrele Ojo did a superb job at the narration. There were a few times though that were a little tedious to get through though. I think that was mainly due to it being a list of herbs and their magickal properties. So, it was read more like a bulleted type of list. But I really can't see any way around that scenario happening. There was so much to unpack in this book. The was a lot of great research done on Marie Laveau. This was done through Marie's diaries, newspaper articles and even interviews with so