Packed with innovative and original spells for a vast variety of situations, many rarely addressed in print, this is an invaluable asset for every Witch’s bookshelf.
Judika Illes, author of The Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells

A collection of spells for the magnificently modern Witch
Today’s Witch deals with everything from family drama to weight loss to fertility, concerns that go well beyond your average spellbook’s well-worn repertoire. Brimming with practical everyday magick, this is the perfect companion for your multifaceted life.

Organized alphabetically, each of the nearly 200 spells has an associated goal to help you manifest your exact intention, plus corresponding candle colors, herbs, gemstones, and oils to help you focus your will more effectively. You’ll also find a helpful primer on spellcasting, tips on crafting your own spells, and Magic the Cat’s mewsings on working with a familiar. Fun and easy to use, this book is filled with unique charms, blessings, and spells.

Get ahead at work , Fulfill obligations , Control appetite
Ensure safe childbirth, Repair a damaged friendship, Heal sick pets
Strengthen a marriage, Make sex more satisfying, Quit bad habits

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Reviews

Everyday Witch A-Z Spellbook

Below are on-line reviews for Everyday Witch A-Z Spellbook . The author of the review, the website where it may be found, and the date of the review are included when provided.

4/5 Broomsticks

At first glance, this seemed a very “fluffy” book. However, after giving Lady Onyx’s book, Everyday Witch A to Z, an honest read, I changed my mind. My pointy hat is off to Ms. Blake (aka Onyx) for a work of fabulous diplomacy and the friendliest introduction to the world of Witchcraft that I have encountered. Organized into short, alphabetized categories, this graphically-pleasing book explains all the basics of Witchcraft in a forthright, non-threatening manner. Everything from the philosophy of Perfect Love and Perfect Trust to Sabbats and Esbats, elementals, basic spellcraft, herbology, gem magic, and more are covered. Do you have a relative, friend, or neighbor who thinks Witchcraft is evil? This is the book to give them!

Beginning witches will find a wealth of information in these pages. The layout of the book demonstrates a great deal about the culture of Witchcraft. From the copious use of pretty graphics and color to the casual mismatch of jokes, quotes, “advice columns,” and helpful hints, Everyday Witch stays true to the eclectic, practical tendency of witches to use what works, when it works. Like the fabric of our lives, there is a lovely balance of mirth and reverence here.

Lady Onyx, it is not an easy thing to create a beginner’s guide that holds the interest of more advanced practitioners, but I think you’ve done it. A blessing in your general direction for a job well done.

Review by KRISTIN BARTON.