The Little Giant Encyclopedia of Spells & Magic

Little Giant Books

by The Diagram Group

Whether we're among the true believers or the hardened skeptics, most of us are undeniably fascinated and intrigued by the mystical world of spells and magic. Satisfy your curiosity with this fully illustrated reference that's extraordinarily encyclopedic in scope, covering every aspect of a subject that has entranced people for centuries. Witches, magicians, shamen, voodoo priests and priestesses, and oracles will all come under your scrutiny. So will the spirits commonly called upon by witches and magicians to help them carry out their art, including demons, angels, and magic animals. Next come details on coven rituals, using a pentagram, performing exorcisms, and conjuring spirits. Or try your hand at casting love spells and spells for protection, invisibility, and illness prevention. Rounding out the encyclopedia are a guide to magic tools and tables of correspondences for the zodiac, and more. So mesmerizing, it will cast a spell on you! 512 pages, 4 3/16 x 5 1/4.

Genres: Occult, Witchcraft, New Age, Nonfiction, Magick

511 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1999

Reviews

[Tai Reed · Rating 3 out of 5]

A fun little read that goes back to basics to present simple and straightforward information on a range of topics around magick, witchcraft, and spellwork. Much of the information is very basic and some even quite out-of-date or inaccurate. However, I was also surprised at the level of knowledge and detail in some sections - the chapters on the Goetia and alchemy were great, informative reads. While not a text I'd keep in my personal library, if you know someone in your life, particularly a young person, who's just starting to explore the worlds of magick and witchcraft, this could be a decent primer for many witchy and occult subjects.

[Abankwa Prince]

Please i need this book anyone selling should let me know.Thank you

[Joni Kreutz · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this reference book, for lots of things. It's one of the first books I grab when I sit down to focus.

[K.D. Bissonette · Rating 4 out of 5]

interesting