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Caminos a la prosperidad: Magia, leyendas y tradiciones (Spanish Edition)

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This is the fourth book in a wonderful series about the adventures of a young, female Hispanic professor, who happens to also be a witch and her family and friends. In this volume, the true nature of prosperity and how to achieve it is explored. It seems that all of Carolina's friends and every member of her family is in need of money. Things come to a head when the local Latino mafia burn down Papi's restaurant and Mami suffers a heart attack. By using magick, spells, and rituals, and a large dollop of common sense and changes in attitude, and with some hints from her spirit ancestor, Carolina helps her friends and relatives overcome tremendous odds, and prosper. Very entertaining. Highly recommended.

I have read all the Dona Carolina books written so far, and am absolutely enchanted by the characters and by the wealth of knowledge the author conveys. These books are fiction, but also nonfiction and talk about Celtic magic, but also magic for Hispanics. I've never read anything like them. This one talks about the nature of true prosperity and gives all sorts of spells. But it is more responsible than most of the junk that's out there. The characters in the fictional narrative are captivating. I highly recommend this book for readers of all ages.

My wife got all of the Carolina books and asked me to read them. Now, I don't go for all this New Age stuff, and had a hard time understanding some of the Wicca, but I admit it was entertaining to read. This book had a good storyline. I liked the old lady.

I started reading the Carolina series to bone up on my Spanish, and because I enjoy women's spirituality based books. I was delighted when I read this one and actually found it to be helpful to me, when I suddenly found myself between jobs. They call this fiction, but it is also fact-based. The magic actually works and I now have a job! Speaking of magic, the author, herself weaves a magical storyline. I feel like Carolina and her family are my family! We share the same problems. I only wish I had a spirit guardian like Dona Carolina. What a crazy old gal!This was by far, my favorite in the series. I can't wait for the next book.