Livingston Seagull. It will teach you new ways to understand your world. Through it, you will discover that life is far more extraordinary than you can imagine. An unforgettable story that will transform your life completely. Published for the first time in 2000's Halloween, The Witch's Book won readers' hearts worldwide and became a cult book. Today there are editions in English, Spanish, German and Portuguese charming readers worldwide. More than 60 thousand paperback copies sold. In the story, a doctor and a patient meet in hospital, and what seems just a medical case becomes a special friendship that allows us to know the wisdom of a powerful good witch. With no esoteric nonsense, this is a real magic story. Ordinary events are transformed, by the art of wisdom, in precious lessons before your very eyes. It is an incredible adventure that leads us to new visions of our own lives. The Witch's Book belongs to the rare group of crystal clear wisdom's books. Profoundly simple and simply profound. It will join the gallery of your favorite books. The knowledge condensed in its pages will be recalled forever. It is impossible to read it without be transformed. Then, be prepared to know someone very very special. Don't miss it! Surely this is the book you were waiting for. Praise for The Witch's Book: AWESOME, PROFOUND, MUST-READ - "... I must admit I almost didn't buy this book because of the title. That would have been a mistake. (Please don't let the title discourage you, or give you the wrong idea.) Reading this book is a life changing experience. This book is the author's magical chronicle of his time together with the 'Witch', through which he shares his life-altering lessons with the world." -- Linda. LIFE CHANGING... IF YOU LET IT - "I am so glad I downloaded this book. It is so full of wisdom, and some of the things he mentions are things I have often thought about. This book will help you and it will also help you to change your life if you will allow it. Life is an adventure, so venture forth. So many are afraid of the unknown. I like to use this analogy. You go to the store every day by a particular path. There are other paths but you don't a clue of what they might be like. You may be missing the most beautiful scenery you have ever seen." -- NSlone

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