The Book of Spells II: A Sequel to the Book of Spells Review

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The Book of Spells II: A Sequel to the Book of Spells ReviewOk... no you shouldn't buy this book if you've never studied magic(k) before. I work in a new age bookstore and the original Book of Spells is most often purchased by children and younger teens who look at it and are impressed by the cover and the title as if the thing was written by merlin back in the dark ages. The book isn't going to teach spirituality but it didn't ever make that claim. It teaches a litle bit of magical theory in it's opening chapter but I think there are better choices for successful spellcasters (I recommend Magic for the Solitary Practitioner by Nancy B. Watson.)
BUT... after you've been doing all of the regular candle spells and seasonal rites for a while and coming up with your own stuff and working with divinity SOMETIMES it's fun to crack open a cute lil spellbook and try it that way. Most magical folk I know are playful people and sometimes the idea of getting yer spells from a "tome" like this one is appealing. Plus it looks so neat on the coffee table with the beautiful photos and well OCCASIONALLY it's fun when your non-magical friends see something like this in your house.
This one is much better than its predecessor (I have, to date only felt compelled to cats one spell from the original). The chapters are organized in a way I haven't seen before. I am used to spells being listed either by need genre (love, prosperity, protection) or alphabetically by spell name. Green organized them by planets, zodiac, elements, kitchen magick, dreams etc. an approach I liked. Also the spells in this one have a LOT of room for personalization, for example a Wreath created for career success will be decorated with objects that appeal to your career choices. Also the elemental spells are geared toward using the elements to improve other magical works and taht's always a good idea.
So it's a fun book for the person who already has 20 books on paganism in general, it's actually useful, and the art is great (i bought the book originally just because the guy pictured in the Pluto and sweet dreams spells is pretty cute).The Book of Spells II: A Sequel to the Book of Spells Overview

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