THE LITTLE BOOK OF SPELLS
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THE LITTLE BOOK OF SPELLS
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Discover the techniques for performing white witchcraft with this beginner's guide to casting spells.
Learn the importance of the moon's cycles and ways to tap into the rhythms of the natural world, and how to source your own ingredients. From love potions using candle magic and rituals for attracting prosperity, to charm bags for courage and incantations for lasting happiness, there is a spell for every occasion.
About the Author
Astrid Carvel is a white witch based in Sussex, who enjoys reading literature on Wicca in her spare time. She is also the author of The Little Book of Witchcraft, which has sold 4,988 copies.
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