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A Natural History of Magick
Author: Poppy David
language: en
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Limited
Release Date: 2021-10-05
This enchantingly illustrated natural history of magick, compiled in the 1920s by the globetrotting naturalist Professor Conrad Gessner for his grandson, is now unveiled for readers of today. Featuring a gold foil–embossed cloth cover, a ribbon marker and sprayed gold edges, this gorgeous volume is filled with intriguing sketches and precise notes detailing the secret world of magic, a natural force hidden all around us. Inside, you will discover the history of magic and its dazzling array of practices around the globe. Delight in this hidden world as you learn about these and more topics: Different types of magic (Explore divination, tarot reading, astrology, numerology, alchemy, and more.) Powerful plants (Peppermint is fantastic for cleansing, and also known to ward off vampires.) Wand trees (Apple tree wands are helpful in matters of love and fertility while beech is best for scholars using wordy spells.) Familiars (Choose the perfect magical companion. If you love to gossip, you might choose a ferret as your familiar or, for improved thinking, an owl.) The most magical of days (Discover the power and stories of Imbolc, the solstices, All Hallows’ Eve, and more.) Magical scripts (Learn about the secret languages used through history for communicating with the spirit world.) With this precious scrapbook as your guide, tap into the powerful energies that will help you harness your own magic.
Harry Potter - Wandlore
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 83. Chapters: Wands, Wand woods, Acacia, Alder, Apple, Ash, Aspen, Beech, Blackthorn, Black Walnut, Cedar, Cherry, Chestnut, Cypress, Dogwood, Ebony, Elder, Elm, English oak, Fir, Hawthorn, Hazel, Holly, Hornbeam, Larch, Laurel, Mahogany, Maple, Olive, Pear, Pine, Poplar, Redwood, Red oak, Rowan, Silver lime, Spruce, Sycamore, Vine, Walnut, Wand wood, Willow, Yew, Subtle laws of wands, Wands, Aberforth Dumbledore's wand, Alastor Moody's wand, Albus Dumbledore's wand, Alecto Carrow's wand, Amycus Carrow's wand, Andromeda Tonks's wand, Angelina Johnson's wand, Antioch Peverell's first wand, Antonin Dolohov's wand, Armando Dippet's wand, Arthur Weasley's wand, Aurora Sinistra's wand, Bartemius Crouch Sr.'s wand, Bathilda Bagshot's wand, Beechwood and dragon heartstring wand, Bellatrix Lestrange's first wand, Bellatrix Lestrange's second wand, Blackthorn wand, Blaise Zabini's wand, Cadmus Peverell's wand, Cedric Diggory's wand, Charles Weasley's second wand, Cho Chang's wand, Cornelius Fudge's wand, Dean Thomas's first wand, Dean Thomas's second wand, Dolores Umbridge's wand, Draco Malfoy's wand, Dylan Marwood's wand, Ebony and unicorn hair wand, Edgar Stroulger's wand, Elder Wand, Eldritch Diggory's wand, Evangeline Orpington's wand, Fay Dunbar's friend's wand, Fay Dunbar's wand, Fenrir Greyback's wand, Filius Flitwick's wand, Flavius Belby's wand, Fleur Delacour's wand, Fred and George Weasley's wands, Fred Weasley's wand, Garrick Ollivander's wand, Gellert Grindelwald's wand, George Weasley's wand, Gilderoy Lockhart's wand, Ginevra Weasley's wand, Glanmore Peakes's wand, Gregorovitch's first wand, Gregory Goyle's wand, Harry Potter's wand, Harry Potter's wands, Helga Hufflepuff's wand, Heliotrope Wilkins's wand, Hermione Granger's wand, Horace Slughorn's wand, Ignotus Peverell's wand, Irma Pince's wand, Isobel McGonagall's wand, James Potter's wand, Katie Bell's wand, Kingsley...
A Tale of Two Villains
Prepare to be delightfully surprised to discover that the godfather of all vampires and the infamous dark wizard share a deep character bond that goes far beyond the title 'monster.' Be intrigued to uncover what a coffin and a horcrux share or to dig further to unearth that the often-overlooked scars which Bram Stoker wrote of in Victorian England are just as significant as those described by J. K. Rowling in the modern era. Indeed, it cannot be a mere coincidence that Dracula was hurt in 1897 and 100 years later, Harry is too. Bookshelves and databases are full of fascinating sources celebrating the supernatural worlds created by beloved authors Bram Stoker and J.K. Rowling. The millions of fans of Dracula and Harry Potter consist of all age groups and varied enthusiasm, ranging from a curious reader or leisure cinema observer to seriously devoted academic scholars. However, followers of each universe have been chiefly segregated – rarely mingling apart from an occasional culture convention, widely dominated by Star Wars, Star Trek, and Marvel heroes' groupies. This is most unfortunate because Stoker and Rowling readers have a lot in common. This is because Count Dracula and Lord Voldemort have much in common. In fact, these two internationally acclaimed bestselling novels possess a remarkable kinship. A Tale of Two Villains is a love letter to both sets of fans paying homage to two superb authors and their extraordinary respective works. It is the first text to set both masterpieces on pedestals, side by side, analyzing the words on the page and the thoughts behind them - exploring their similar themes, unique parallelism, and mystical symbolism. The author delves profoundly into the interesting characters, their traits, conflicts, and motivations, to show how literary art is born. This book is a must have for any Stoker or Rowling reader, as it is the first of its kind ever published.