Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: not just for pagans

Folklore and tradition are special areas of interest for me, and month by month, I find myself returning to this book. Though not a pagan or wiccan, as the year progresses through its seasons and holidays, I become curious about why we celebrate (or not) the way we do and how our traditions evolved. The Easter bunny, and the Easter egg, for instance, are actually derived from ancient symbols of rebirth and fertility. Wheel of the Year can be read simply for its information, without fearing that it will undermine your religion, if you are secure in it. It also helps to understand what those who practice alternative religions are thinking, and why.