Magic: Charms And Spells For Everyday Use
[Warning: Some of this is not canon, but is adhering to general canon-based rules]
Have you ever wanted to have a charm that makes you more beautiful? A spell, perhaps, to make your brooms do the sweeping themselves? Or maybe one to refill your cup without you having to get up? Magic: Charms and Spells for Everyday Use is a comprehensive, alphabetical list on how to cast 60 spells, with their incantations, pronunciations, wand movements and uses all included.
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05/31/21
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Charms And Spells: Introduction
Chapter 1
All witches and wizards use charms and spells. Even the most simple thing like a swish of a wand to move something (or someone) out of the way is actually a non-verbal Locomotor spell. It's a staple of magic! Most things would not be possible without spells - even potion-making requires the maker to infuse the potion with magical energies while it is being created.
And there are so many uses for magic. We, as witches and wizards, are able to do a multitude of tasks while barely moving. Want to reenact the Muggle short film The Apprentice? Go ahead and animate all your mops and brooms! Make a pear tap dance! Charm your coat into automatically going on you every time you walk out the door!
Someone has recently said that there are about 5,000 spells. In this book, we explore 60 that you can use every day.
