Public domain art of the day: "The Druidess" - charcoal and pastel drawing by Odilon Redon (1893)

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Source: 

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Redon_druidess.jpg
https://www.artchive.com/artwork/the-druidess-odilon-redon-1893/

Awesome. I've just been looking into Druids and Celtic things.

Great! I know some folks who practice Druidry and I'd be interested to know what you're reading, if you're inclined to share.

Oh. That's cool.
Well I'm watching YouTube videos ... Haha
But, I'm considering reading Caesars writings on them. I know he didn't treat them well. 
As I understand that's about all we have?

YouTube videos can be a fine place to learn. It does sound like you're more interested in historical Druids than modern ones... haha. 😄

Depends on your interests and how you prefer to learn. 

If you like to read, well, I'm not super well-read on Druidry specifically, but I'm familiar enough with the history of paganism as a spiritual/religious movement that I could probably suggest a book or two.

If you're more interested in YouTube than reading books/articles, I could ask friends for recs.

Yees. Haha. But I'm fairly sure I will get there.
Is there anything I should plan on reading from a modern perspective?