“A profound and accessible guide to integrating spirituality into everyday life, It’s All Magic offers a holistic approach to personal growth that’s both enlightening and empowering. Each daily lesson is a portal to a higher state of consciousness. This is a must-read for anyone wanting to level up their self-awareness and spiritual growth.”
— Bunny Michael, author of Hello, Higher Self
“Aliza is a brilliant, wise, and truly unique astrologer, capable of weaving beauty, art, myth, and practical guidance that strikes you to the bone. It’s All Magic is the perfect addition to any budding (or seasoned) witch who might be looking for accessible ways to bring magic into their daily lives.”
— Lindsay Mack, creator of Tarot for the Wild Soul
“Aliza is the very definition of practical magic. She is a bounty of insight and It’s All Magic is a gem! An absolutely perfect addition to your daily practice.”
— Jamie Varon, author of Radically Content and Main Character Energy
“Aliza Kelly’s book, It’s All Magic, is not just a theoretical exploration of spiritual topics. It’s a practical guide that takes you on a 365-day journey of self-discovery through intuition, tarot, astrology, magick, and more. As you progress, you’ll develop daily rituals and magical habits that are not only easy to incorporate into your life but also empower you to create a better life. Aliza’s down-to-earth delivery helps even total newbies develop the confidence to manifest their dreams.”
— Theresa Reed, author of The Cards You’re Dealt
“Inspiring and actionable, It’s All Magic is a valuable guide for people looking to add more enchantment to their everyday life.”
— Annabel Gat, author of The Moon Sign Guide and The Astrology of Love & Sex
“When things are chaotic, Aliza Kelly’s approachable, empathetic, insightful, fun (so much fun!) writing about astrology—and the ways it can help us understand and cope with all the mess and the even messier vibes—makes it feel a little less so. And to have her insight in your hands every day all year long? I feel better already.”
— Jen Ortiz, The Cut deputy editor
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