Titania Hardie Books in Order

Hardie presents rituals for celebrations and events throughout the year, drawing on traditional customs and symbolic ingredients. Color, scent, light, moon phases and spoken intentions become tools for focusing attention and creating personal occasions with a sense of magic.

This illustrated divination guide explains how to arrange and interpret a set of thirty-six symbolic cards. Adapting the tradition associated with Madame Lenormand, Hardie provides layouts and readings intended to explore questions about past, present and future.

Combining material from Hardie's earlier spell books, this collection offers rituals using ordinary ingredients and symbolic objects. Its exercises focus on personal intentions involving love, work and family, with photographs illustrating the preparations and suggested practices.

Hardie introduces crystal gazing through step-by-step exercises in concentration, patience and interpreting imagined or perceived images. The illustrated guide explains the practice of scrying and supplies a visual key for readers exploring this traditional form of divination.

Hardie adapts the I Ching into a guide to personal questions and symbolic forecasts. Readers build a personality profile, toss coins to form a pattern, and consult interpretations designed to relate an oracle reading to their circumstances.

Franni, one of three fairies living in a frangipani tree, wants to bring happiness to a grumpy girl named Melissa. With help from friendly bumblebees, she sets out to restore the child's smile and brighten her day.

Energetic fairy Leya learns that Minty is unhappy about starting at a new school. She enlists a butterfly and the classroom goldfish to help the girl face her first day and discover possibilities beyond her initial worries.

Hardie explains her approach to interpreting numbers calculated from birth dates, with chapters devoted to individual numbers. The guide connects these symbolic patterns to personality, relationships and compatibility, offering exercises for readers interested in numerology as a reflective practice.

Fairy Plum is asked to help at a winter wedding, where the bride's young niece Tansy is nervous about singing. Reaching the ceremony depends on a snow goose, while Plum must find a way to steady Tansy's confidence.

Grieving lawyer Madeline Moretti travels to Tuscany, where a ruined villa draws her into an ancient mystery. Her story intertwines with that of Mia, a silent medieval girl whose home shelters a secretive young bride.

An inherited key and cryptic papers send Will on a European search connected to Elizabethan scholar John Dee. In London, Lucy King awaits heart surgery, while the unfolding puzzle draws their lives together and attracts other interested seekers.

Four small books gather rituals devoted to wealth, happiness, love and peace. Hardie uses familiar objects and focused intentions to structure each exercise, presenting spellwork as a way to concentrate attention on personal hopes and desired changes.

Hardie explores cooking as a ritual that connects food, emotion and spiritual intention. Recipes and practices consider ingredients, colors and table settings, encouraging readers to bring symbolism and a sense of enchantment to preparing and sharing meals.

This illustrated collection offers forty love-themed spell projects, blending traditional ritual with modern settings. Beginning with self-esteem and self-respect, Hardie moves through attraction, expressing feelings and developing relationships, using recipes and symbolic actions to focus personal intentions.

Hardie introduces white magic through accessible rituals involving colors, scents, everyday objects and spoken words. Photographs accompany the exercises, which emphasize concentrating the mind and directing positive intentions toward a reader's chosen personal goals and circumstances.