A Book of Potion Recipes Paperback – March 19, 2016

Great book to make different potions.

This book is a joke. I purchased this book expecting to get a book that listed several different recipes for either medical or magical origin. I am an Herbologist, as well as a Potion Mistress, I have several hundred books from all over the world in a multitude of different languages, several over a hundred years old. This book, I would not give you .99 cents for. This book merely list four or five 'ingredients' several that are unrealistic, or possibly just plain made up; for example "Feather of an Angel's Wing" and "Liquid Diamond" are in more than one recipe. Also none of the recipes have measurements, nor preparation instructions, cooking instructions (it doesn't even mention if any cooking is necessary or not), storage instructions, dosage, usage or any other mandatory instructions to be a proper or even useful manual for the area of study in which it proclaims to be. I realize that the vast majority of books on the market in this subject area lately have been based for the "Harry Potter" fan, as a fan of Rowlings works must say even Neville Longbottom would take one look at this book and throw it away as some kind of a joke.

Thank you for my magical potion book at package, coming home in Mr. Adam Kyle!

Usually I read the description and reviews before I buy anything on Amazon. Sadly I did not do so with this book. I was searching for props for a Harry Potter Party and this looked like what I was looking for. Unfortunately when it arrived instead of the beautiful book pictured I pulled out a tiny paperback book. Of course had I read it I would have known it was a paperback so that's on me. However the quality of said book is not great. The overall look is cheap, like I printed it from my computer.

This book was very thin and not well printed. The same potion ingredients were used in every single recipe and there was no instructions

This book is not a serious book. I was looking for real recipes and these are not it. It's calls for impossible to get ingredients, uses item names like from a Tolkien book or Harry Potter. In my opinion it's a big joke.

Its a great book and not bulky

Good for LARPing, not a real book of potions