Complete Wizard Library: 21 Fully Readable Textbook Replicas, Hardcover A5

Complete Wizard Library: 21 Fully Readable Textbook Replicas

The complete wizard library: all 21 textbooks of our wizarding school in one collection, more than 3,200 fully printed pages. It combines the first, second and third year sets — spells, charms, potions, history, theory, herbology, transfiguration, creatures, defence, divination, runes, ancient studies, alchemy and the scandalous biography — so that every classroom of the school is represented on one shelf.

Fully readable wizard library — not blank props

Every book is printed from cover to cover with original illustrated content. No blank or lined journal pages: each volume is a real book to read, not a notebook with a decorated cover.

Books in this set of 21

• Book of Spells — Miranda Goshawk, 116 pages: basic spells and counter-spells, wand movement diagrams and the forbidden spells
• Basic Potion Making — 160 pages: 20+ first recipes, cauldrons, scales and stirring, with margin notes in every copy
• Basic Charm Casting — Eulalie Hicks, 160 pages: working with your wand, basic charms step by step, household charms and countercharms
• A History of Magic — Bathilda Bagshot, 160 pages: nine chapters from the origins of magic and the goblin wars to the witch hunts and the founding of the Ministry
• Theory of Magic — Adalbert Waffling, 156 pages: wand theory, how spells work and the limits of magic
• Herbology: Fundamentals of Flora Groundwork — Prof. Rowan, 124 pages: mandrakes, greenhouse work, healing plants and potion ingredients
• A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration — Emeric Switch, 146 pages: the four branches, colour and state change, animals and switching spells
• Advanced Potion Making — Libatius Borage, 160 pages: 50+ advanced recipes with handwritten-style margin notes in every copy
• Monster Book — Edwardus Lima, 116 pages: a fantasy bestiary from hippogriffs and centaurs to basilisks, dragons and extinct creatures
• Dark Arts Defence, Part 1 — 160+ pages: the origins of dark magic, curses and hexes, amulets and talismans
• Unfogging the Future, Vol. 3 — Cassandra Vablatsky, 148 pages: tea leaf reading, crystal gazing and dream interpretation
• Alchemy: Years II–III — 160+ pages: alchemical symbols, the basics of transmutation and the metals
• Alchemy: Years IV–V — 160+ pages: intermediate transmutation, the four elements, Paracelsus and Nicolas Flamel
• Ancient Studies: Basic — 160+ pages: the basic course of the elective subject on the ancient past of magic
• Advanced Rune Translation — 160+ pages: the origins and meanings of runic symbols and practical translation exercises
• Ancient Studies: Advanced — 160+ pages: the advanced course that completes the ancient studies programme
• The Life and Lies of Albus — Rita Skeeter, 128 pages: the scandalous biography of the most famous headmaster, in the voice of its notorious author
• Advanced Charm Casting — Eulalie Hicks, 160+ pages: non-verbal casting, the Fidelius Charm, patronus charm theory and healing charms
• Unfogging the Future, Vol. 4 — Cassandra Vablatsky, 156 pages: astrology, numerology, scrying and famous seers
• Dark Arts Defence, Part 2 — 160+ pages: protective crystals, meditation and visualisation, amulets and talismans
• Alchemy: Year VI — 160+ pages: the elixir of life and the legacy of Nicolas Flamel

Inside the wizard library

Book of Spells: Basic spells and counter-spells. Wand movement diagrams, step by step. Forbidden spells.

Basic Potion Making: 20+ recipes for beginners. Cauldrons, scales, stirring and recognising ingredients. Handwritten-style margin notes in every copy.

Basic Charm Casting: Working with your wand. Basic charms step by step. Household charms and countercharms.

A History of Magic: 9 chapters of wizarding history. The origins of magic and the first wizards. Goblin wars and rebellions. The witch hunts. Wizarding villages and the founding of the Ministry. A curious student's travel notes. Period portraits and maps throughout.

Theory of Magic: Wand theory. How spells work. The limits of magic.

Herbology: Fundamentals of Flora Groundwork: Mandrakes and greenhouse work. Healing plants and potion ingredients. Grouping plants by colouration, type, height and special features. Cross-curricular uses of herbology, with botanical illustrations.

A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration: What is transfiguration: the four branches, limits and a brief history. Basic technique, colour change and state change. Size, texture, patterns and working with animals. Switching spells.

Advanced Potion Making: 50+ advanced potion recipes, step by step. Felix Felicis, Polyjuice Potion, Veritaserum, Amortentia, Draught of Living Death. Ingredient preparation, brewing times and stirring directions. Handwritten-style notes in the margins, left by a gifted former owner: corrected recipes, crossed-out steps and private remarks. Black & white illustrations throughout.

Monster Book: Hippogriff, centaur, basilisk and three-headed Cerberus. Dragons, water creatures and dark creatures. Rare and extinct magical creatures. Detailed illustrations with handwritten-style notes.

Dark Arts Defence, Part 1: The origins of dark magic. Curses and hexes: how to recognise and counter them. Amulets and talismans.

Unfogging the Future, Vol. 3: Tea leaf reading. Crystal gazing. Interpretation of dreams.

Alchemy: Years II–III: Alchemical symbols. The basics of transmutation. Metals.

Alchemy: Years IV–V: Intermediate transmutation. The four elements. Paracelsus and Nicolas Flamel.

Advanced Rune Translation: The origins of runic symbols. Meanings and magical applications of runes. Practical translation exercises.

Advanced Charm Casting: Non-verbal casting. The Fidelius Charm. Patronus charm theory. Healing charms.

Unfogging the Future, Vol. 4: Astrology. Numerology. Scrying. Famous seers and their predictions.

Dark Arts Defence, Part 2: Protective crystals. Meditation, visualisation and daily practice. Selecting and creating amulets and talismans.

Alchemy: Year VI: The elixir of life. The legacy of Nicolas Flamel.

Complete wizard library for the devoted collector

The 21-book library is made for the devoted collector who wants everything at once and for whoever is planning the most impressive gift of the year. Twenty-one matching A5 hardcovers create a full wall of a dark academia study, and every single one of them can be opened and read.

Why choose the wizard library instead of single books

A set brings the books together in one parcel, with matching A5 hardcovers that line up neatly on the shelf, and it costs less than buying the same 21 books one by one. It also comes with a bigger gift: 9 fan art prints and 3 fan art wizarding magazines. And because every volume is fully readable, the set is a real reading programme — you can follow the subjects in order, one book after another, the way a student would.

Handmade wizard library: how the books are made

Every book in this set is printed and bound by hand. All 21 volumes share the same A5 format (5.8 × 8.3 in / 14.8 × 21 cm), so they line up neatly on a shelf; each has a full colour hardcover and a thread-sewn binding that lets it open completely flat. The pages are printed on coated 115 g/m² paper with black and white illustrations.

• A5 format (5.8 × 8.3 in / 14.8 × 21 cm)
• Full colour hardcover
• Thread-sewn binding — opens completely flat
• Coated paper 115 g/m², black & white illustrated interior
• Printed and bound by hand
• The kraft dust jacket or band seen in some photos is an optional extra and not a required part of the item

Wizard library: questions and answers

Are all books in the wizard library fully readable?
Yes. Every page is printed with original illustrated content; there are no blank or lined journal pages.

What size are the books?
A5 — 14.8 × 21 cm (5.8 × 8.3 in), a full colour hardcover, with a thread-sewn binding that opens completely flat.

Which language are the books in?
English edition.

Is the kraft dust jacket included?
The kraft dust jacket or band seen in some photos is an optional extra and not a required part of the item.

Who makes these editions?
They are original handmade fan art editions, printed and bound by hand and created by fans for fans.

Free gifts with your set of 21

Your set of 21 comes with 9 free fan art prints on kraft paper A5 and 3 fan art wizarding magazines:

• Wizarding School Timetable
• Wizarding Sport Fixtures Chart
• Magical Library Card
• Wizarding School Acceptance Letter
• Beginner's Magic Correspondence Course
• Wizarding Exam Results
• First-Year Supply List
• Acceptance Letter Vol. 2
• Wizarding Sport Rules & Positions Chart

More wizarding school textbooks on fanlyshop.com

• Advanced & Basic Potion Making
• A History of Magic & Theory of Magic
• Book of Spells & Charm Casting
• Monster Book, Herbology & Transfiguration
• The Life and Lies of Albus
• Dark Arts Defence, Unfogging the Future, Alchemy, Advanced Rune Translation & Ancient Studies
• Wizard school sets of 7 and the complete 21-book library

An original handmade fan art edition, created by fans for fans. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any film studio, publisher or rights holder.