What to read after Magical And Powerful Potions?

Reading chapter one gives you directions for making charms and spells and talks about the colourful history of magic, starting from the mighty Atlanteans during the last great ice age 13,000 years ago, who perfectly mastered the wonderful craft and became very authentic sorcerers and magicians. Reading chapter eight gives you instructions for making the legendary philosopher's stone, a magical red crystal glowing in the dark that can be powdered and mixed together with a bottle of sweet red wine, miraculously granting drinkers of that supernatural shiraz a particular kind of immortality, plus rather famously changing ordinary grey lead into glittering yellow gold. Reading chapter thirteen gives you the most important component required for generating pure magical firepower which revolves completely around rivers of sparkling electricity. You will also discover stories about Merlin and castle knights from the misty enchanted kingdom of Great Britain. Stories about the devastatingly beautiful witch called Circe and her magical island from ancient Greek mythology. More information about Paracelsus and magnificent creatures like faeries, elves, dwarves, and goblins. More information about the tremendously mysterious and popular Rosicrucians who were positively great at practical magic and came from the sophisticated Shakespearean 1600's. Very old fashioned recipes for valentine love potions crafted from lizard orchid roots and marvellous merryweather potions crafted from million dollar saffron spice. Revolutionary secrets about levitation and making things quite literally float off the ground. Courageous captains riding the blue waves of the sea should really always have a good compass and trustworthy map. Get ready for more adventures because after 13 years worth of detective work and ridiculous quantities of coffee and donuts, resourcefully climbing mountains of library books and golden parchment, HERE IS YOUR TREASURE MAP. Cheers and good luck!