Can any1 recomend a good spellbook?

[PhoenixFire]

Hi, just got here. I have been on the look out for a good book of spells that covers it all. Spells, hexes, curses ect...

Curent books I have (if I can remember them all):

-To Ride a silver broomstick
-Dancing With Dragons
-Moon Magic
-Celtic Magic
-Earth, Air, Fire & Water
-Buckland's complete guide to Witchcraft
-Spinning Spells, Weaving Wonders
-Drawing down the moon
-Encyclopedia of magical Herbs

Thats most of them. Also, how might I find a group to get involved with? I like being alone in my work (What little I do), but I'd like to know where I might find others just to talk to, or should I need help with something.

[MammaStar]

Try this link to the Book Forum. Come down there anyway and maybe you can find some more info.

http://www.mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3733

[Lavender]

I don't think you're going to find one book that would have everything you will ever need. You'll find that you will come across information from various different books...bits & pieces, here & there. The best thing is to start your own book to keep track of what worked for you. You have a good start there so far with your list. :)

[cherrywind]

Also, I find creating my own spells are a lot more satisfying than reading one out of a book.
Might be something you want to look in to (if you don't already, of course ;)).

[Flar's Freyja]

I agree. You can get the basic ideas out of the books that you already have and write your own spells according to your needs.