Inside, you'll find simple rituals, reflections, journal prompts, and recipes to celebrate the return of light and life. From the sacred symbolism of Brigid to the delicate resilience of snowdrops pushing through frost, this grimoire invites you to slow down and savor the beauty of the season.
And because no sabbat is complete without a bit of storytelling, you'll also discover The Tale of Snowdrop, the Reluctant Flower Fairy, a whimsical faerie tale born under the Snow Moon. Follow Snowdrop's journey as she navigates the delicate balance between light and dark, with a dash of romance and a touch of magic that echoes the heart of Imbolc itself.
Perfect for witches of all ages and anyone looking to bring a little seasonal mindfulness into their life, this Little Blooming Imbolc Grimoire is your guide to celebrating the light that always returns—no matter how long the winter feels.
Jaye Rochon is an author, visual storyteller, and lifelong creator who blends the magical, the whimsical, and the deeply human into everything she touches. A Telly, Davey, and Pixie Award-winning video producer and editor, Jaye spent over 30 years in the entertainment industry crafting captivating narratives through book trailers, title sequences, and commercials seen in millions of homes worldwide. Now, she channels that energy into her writing, art, and magical creations.
As an eclectic witch and aspiring kitchen witch, Jaye finds inspiration in the folklore, seasonal rhythms, and archetypes that connect us across time and culture. Her debut project, A Little Cozy Yule Grimoire, is a spellbinding blend of storytelling, practical magic, recipes, and reflective rituals designed to illuminate the darker days of winter with warmth and wonder.
A proud Gen-X gamer, Gothic horror enthusiast, and opera singer, Jaye calls herself a “born-again Pagan” and lives by the mantra that creativity is her magic. Whether she’s crafting a book, a spell, or an unforgettable story, her mission is to weave light and shadow into something truly transformative.