Got this book to review for a magazine. Here is what I wrote:

There are many books that simply list spells, and they can be useful to give an experienced witch ideas as to new avenues to try, or show the intermediate witches the wide range of possible magic for a problem. The problem is that it is mostly new witches that are attracted to such books, and the lack of chapters on the Wiccan Rede, the ethics of magic and the history of witchcraft, is a concern when in the hands of beginners. This book suffers from this problem as much as any other I have seen, but thanks to the experienced author, Cassandra Eason, it navigates the pitfalls reasonably well by concentrating on very simple spells, which are not just easy to perform, but also most of these spells could not be called even grey, let alone black, so that not even an inexperienced witch could call the wrath of karma upon herself. Some of the spells are even quite humerous!

This heavy book is stuffed with long and short spells for everything , ordered into chapters dealing with issues ranging from love and personal happiness, over financial issues and work to dealing with changes in one’s life, healing and animals. There are even some spells to heal the planet, and at the end, my favourite chapter which explains how to write and cast you5r own spells, which every budding witch should learn how to do.

Got at the Ladies who Lunch on Friday

purchasing my own copy so this one becomes available

Released at the March BookCrossingIE Meetup

Picked up at the BCie meeting, thank you!

I flicked through this last night and have already picked out a couple that I might try, if scepticism allows me. (Apologies to believers, but I just don't, no matter how interesting I find it)

Was interesting to dip into. I didn't try anything in the end. Passed it on to azureskippy a while ago.