Category: Books I recently purchased several books related to spells and spell-casting. As an avid reader, I was excited to explore this topic further and see what these books had to offer. Overall, I found the books to be informative and engaging, with a mix of fiction and non-fiction content. The first book on my list is "I Put A Spell On You" by Anonymous. This book is a collection of spells that are said to bring good luck, love, and happiness into one's life. The author claims that these spells have been tested and proven effective, and they provide step-by-step instructions for casting them. While the concept of spell-casting may seem far-fetched to some, I found this book to be a fun read and it did inspire me to try out a few of the spells myself. Another book on my list is "Hocus Pocus: I Put A Spell On You" by Anonymous. This book is based on the popular Disney movie Hocus Pocus, and it provides readers with a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film. The author also includes spells from the movie that readers can try out for themselves. As a fan of the movie, I found this book to be a great way to revisit some of my favorite moments from the film. In addition to these two books, I also purchased "Complete English Spelling and Pronunciation Rules: Simple Ways to Spell and Speak Correctly (The Farlex Grammar Book Book 3)" by Farlex Publishing. This book is a comprehensive guide to spelling and pronunciation in the English language. While it may not seem like it fits with the other books on my list, I found this book to be incredibly helpful for improving my own writing and speaking skills. Finally, "I Put a Spell on You" by Anonymous is another book that focuses specifically on spells. This book provides readers with a variety of spells for different purposes, such as love, money, and health. The author also includes information about the history and origins of spell-casting, which I found to be fascinating. Overall, this book was my favorite of the bunch and it provided me with a wealth of knowledge on the subject of spells and spell-casting. Overall, I would highly recommend these books to anyone who is interested in learning more about spells and spell-casting.