“Lindsay Squire’s latest book, The Witch’s Book of Spells, is a tome overflowing with spells, rituals, recipes, practical knowledge, and gentle guidance. Anyone who wants to explore witchcraft or deepen their existing practice, will delight in this juicy book!”
-Susan Ilka Tuttle, author of Green Witch Magick (@whisper_in_the_wood)
Tap into your power and bring out your inner Witch with this unique collection of over 100 spells and rituals from Lindsay Squire, The Witch of the Forest.
Dip in and out of this mystical guide and find:
- The different moon phases, seasons, and Witches’ sabbats
- Protection and hex breaking
- Spiritual well-being
- Manifestation and abundance, whether for finances, career, or personal wellbeing
- Self-love and self-care
- Love and romance
- Peace and justice
- Success and happiness
… and more! Taken from The Witch of the Forest’s personal grimoire, each spell and ritual is organized by theme. With a combination of simple, five-minute spells, to longer, more in-depth spells and rituals, and including beginner, intermediate, and advanced spells, this book will be your guide as you grow and progress within your craft.
From the same author-illustrator team behind The Witch of the Forest’s Guide series, and containing a mixture of modern and traditional spells and rituals, with a focus on Witchcraft for well-being, there’s something in this book for every Witch.
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22 reviews for The Witch’s Book of Spells: Simple spells for everyday magick (Witch of the Forest…)
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Red-Haired Ash –
This was a wonderful book of simple spells and rituals for easy everyday magick. This contains spells for seasons and sabbats, moon magick; money, prosperity, and abundance; career and job ambitions; success and happiness; protection; well-being, and so much more. These spells and rituals use simple ingredients that can easily be found in your kitchen or at your local store.
Squire has compiled a great collection of simple spells that are easy to follow and find the ingredients for. I really appreciate providing spells that are relatively simple to do, like less than 10 steps, because I don’t have a lot of time to do big fancy spells or rituals. There was also a great variety in the types of spells that were included (i.e. jar, candle, tea, etc.).
Overall, if you are looking for a great beginner book of spells or just more simple spells to do, I highly recommend this book.
C. O. –
I love all of Lindsay Squire’s books and “The Witch’s Book of Spells” did not disappoint. This book is ideal for Witches who have been practicing for a little while, because it covers so much information. This book is a nice combination of European and North American magicks, everything from Wiccan holidays to Hoodoo, and Granny Magick. I absolutely loved this book, I wish this volume was around about twenty five years ago, because it would have saved me from researching, gathering, and handwriting one of my earlier Grimoires. This book is a must have for your witch library!
Melina –
I think this is the perfect guide to learn more about spells and the practice of witchcraft. This book was really instructive, beautiful, and fun to read. I did learn a lot, and I adored every little bit of knowledge it gave me.
The illustrations were also so beautiful and enhanced the reading experience tenfold. I know the author has many other witchcraft books with the same illustrator, and I now want them all.
Monica –
awsome book must read, good information
Rashi Sonal –
Great book for spell craft! I love a book that suggests ingredients that are not too difficult to find. I love illustrated books and Lindsay Squire always does a great job!
Tara –
The author is a really gifted witch and writer. The spells in this book are well researched and helpful. The book also has lovely illustrations. I highly recommend it!
Leah –
I read a book a few years back by Lindsay Squire and loved it so much I had to buy a hard copy after it came out, so I was prepared for this one. If this was anything like her book on tarot, I was fully expecting to buy a hard copy of this one too, because I like Squire’s straightforward writing style and her way of breaking down concepts so that I can understand everything easily the firs time I read about it. (I wound up owning the hard copy of this one too).
To start with, there are these adorable little illustrations on nearly every page. They’re related to what is being discussed, and it reinforced what was on the page. In some cases, it’s a depiction of a diagram or setup that should be copied, while in others, it’s a rune, or a cute image of an ingredient that is central to the spell or recipe.
The book opens with an introductory discussion covering spell casting, which covers information that isn’t just useful to beginners, but can benefit more experienced practitioners as well. From there, it dives right into spells and rituals, touching on so many areas. There are spells and rituals devoted to specific seasons and sabbats, as well as the highly varied specializations, including: moon magick, finances and prosperity, employment and ambition, peace and happiness, good fortune, protective magic, health and well-being, self-care and self-love, psychic abilities, ancestor connections, home and kitchen witchery, family and friends, and love and romance.
In the other Squire book I read, she emphasized the importance of tweaking things to make them your own and working with what you have. She carries that same tone into this book, and I love that. While all of her spells include “ingredients” that are relatively simple to get, she also includes a note that it is okay to work with what you’ve got and make substitutions if there is an ingredient that you don’t have. At the end of the book, there’s a list of correspondences, to make it easier to find an ingredient that can work as a substitute.
Unlike other spell books that I’ve seen, where the majority of them look really cool but aren’t the type that I’m going to be using any time soon, this one is absolutely full of spells and rituals that I will be using. There is also a note before each spell letting readers know when the best time to do the spell is, whether it is a sabbath, a weekday, or a moon phase. Overall, this is a fantastic book and I’m so glad that I have a hard copy on my shelf. Just a heads up—if you like to flag pages, beware, because you might run out of flags before pages
Samantha pina –
The witches book of spells by Lindsay Squire is a cute book on beginners spells and practice. I like how easy this book makes its spells so any beginner won’t be scared to practice spell work.
titian Lady –
Bought as gift
Kindle Customer Kirsty –
Fantastic book, as are all of this authors books so far. Highly recommend this for beginner witches especially. Well written and a great range of topics covered. Love the hard cover.I look forward to the next books by the author and illustrator.
Sandra –
I love this book. I learned so much. Great addition to my books 🙂
rockin’ sue –
Hardback book beautiful illustrations. Very easy to follow and packed with lots of useful information.
As a beginner this book is ideal for me and I would imagine a welcome addition to the more experienced of us.
I already have Lindsay’s other books and looking forward to adding her next 2 to my collection now available to pre-order.
Gill Potts –
Liked by recipient
NopersYeppers –
It’s a really cool book and I like the spells in it (good vibe spells only, yay). It came a bit damaged though. They ships it in a paper envelope thing instead of a box so the cover and spine were damaged.
C. O. –
This was a wonderful book of simple spells and rituals for easy everyday magick. This contains spells for seasons and sabbats, moon magick; money, prosperity, and abundance; career and job ambitions; success and happiness; protection; well-being, and so much more. These spells and rituals use simple ingredients that can easily be found in your kitchen or at your local store.
Squire has compiled a great collection of simple spells that are easy to follow and find the ingredients for. I really appreciate providing spells that are relatively simple to do, like less than 10 steps, because I don’t have a lot of time to do big fancy spells or rituals. There was also a great variety in the types of spells that were included (i.e. jar, candle, tea, etc.).
Overall, if you are looking for a great beginner book of spells or just more simple spells to do, I highly recommend this book.
Melina –
I think this is the perfect guide to learn more about spells and the practice of witchcraft. This book was really instructive, beautiful, and fun to read. I did learn a lot, and I adored every little bit of knowledge it gave me.
The illustrations were also so beautiful and enhanced the reading experience tenfold. I know the author has many other witchcraft books with the same illustrator, and I now want them all.
Tara –
Fantastic book, as are all of this authors books so far. Highly recommend this for beginner witches especially. Well written and a great range of topics covered. Love the hard cover.I look forward to the next books by the author and illustrator.
Red-Haired Ash –
The author is a really gifted witch and writer. The spells in this book are well researched and helpful. The book also has lovely illustrations. I highly recommend it!
NopersYeppers –
I love all of Lindsay Squire’s books and “The Witch’s Book of Spells” did not disappoint. This book is ideal for Witches who have been practicing for a little while, because it covers so much information. This book is a nice combination of European and North American magicks, everything from Wiccan holidays to Hoodoo, and Granny Magick. I absolutely loved this book, I wish this volume was around about twenty five years ago, because it would have saved me from researching, gathering, and handwriting one of my earlier Grimoires. This book is a must have for your witch library!
Rashi Sonal –
Liked by recipient
Kindle Customer Kirsty –
Hardback book beautiful illustrations. Very easy to follow and packed with lots of useful information.
As a beginner this book is ideal for me and I would imagine a welcome addition to the more experienced of us.
I already have Lindsay’s other books and looking forward to adding her next 2 to my collection now available to pre-order.
rockin’ sue –
Great book for spell craft! I love a book that suggests ingredients that are not too difficult to find. I love illustrated books and Lindsay Squire always does a great job!