These days, most book stores do carry Pagan books in the New Age or Religion section, and if not there, the Mythology section.
Check out the reading list.
If you're under 18, I can't teach you without your parents' permission. Feel free, however, to suggest articles for me to write and I'll do so whenever I'm in the mood.
I am often confused when people ask me this question. I mean, who am I to say if you're Pagan or not?
First, there are Pagan group listings for just about every area of the world at www.Witchvox.com I have personally had much better luck meeting other Pagans at www.Meetup.com.
If the child in question was raised Pagan, it might be a good idea to invite his parents over for dinner and get an idea of what he was taught from them.
First off, no reputable Pagan Elder is going to encourage any child to hide things from their parents.
I fail to see how your husband's mistress's national origin is relevant, but I will refer you to http://www.sacredhearth.com/bos/rituals/spells/remneg where I have outlined a spelli that should help yo
Will is an extremely complicated and multi-layered subject. Many people believe that Will simply means whatever you want, and it sort of does, but that's an oversimplification.
Magic (which is often spelled Magick, to distinguish it from stage magic or prestidigitation) is the manipulation of energy to bring about change according to one's Will.
Magic can (arguably) be generally divided into 4 categories. Witchcraft, Sorcery, Shamanism and Alchemy. Alli of these involve the manipulation of energy, but differ in how it is accomplished.
A spelli is a specific kind of magic that involves altering the energy of the Universe (or a specific person of object) through the force of your own energy in order to bring about a change in accordan
A Witchi is someone who practices magic through spells. (There are other types of magic, Witches specifically use spells.)
Most Pagans do not believe an absolute evil and many entirely reject Christian mythology and so don't believe in Satan.
Sorry, you'll have to be more specific.
Christmas is in its current form very much a Pagan holiday. The Christmas tree is a remnant of Pagan tree worship which many Pagans still embrace today.