Just some questoins

So I'm coming into wicca, Hopefully I'll make my own coven someday, But in the meantime I'm still studying it. I've Got quite a few books on wicca and I'm reading them and taking notes on them. I'll do my paper work before I join a religion. I have a question though. How many wiccans actually read books on their religion, and Why does there seem to be so many different interpretations of the godess (Also the God, But there seems to be more focus on the godess)

I'm Just looking for some answers.

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I would say every Wiccan reads books on Wicca. I have studied for 10 years and I still find new books with new information.

The reason why there are so many interpretations of the Goddess is because it's personal, one person might see her as a maiden, others as a mother, some in her crone phase. Some might view her as having long red hair while others see her with short black hair, it's all personal. Our connection is what matters. [Also, there's more females in Wicca and coupled with the fact most left a masculine path, very little emphasis is on the God. Read The Witches God by Stewart and Janet Farrar for more information if you wish]