Book for beginners

Wow... really? A WAND? Should have named yourself harry, at that point.

As to any books for beginners, you might actually try reading some of the forum posts that are locked to the top of a given list. Those will probably be more helpful than any books I've ever seen, since most of them are written either by people with no magical inclination at all, or simply by people with no ability to convey their intent.

Well i did try scott cunningham, he was a magician and practised magick for 20 years

People say he is a good starting point.

Aleister Crowley is a good one to look into. Definitely worth the time.

darkbooks.org

Cunningham or Crowley? And much more.

I have several suggestions for you since you are new to magical practice. You might want to try these:

"Before You Cast a Spell" by Carl McColman
"Spells and How They Work" by Janet and Stewart Farrar
"Modern Magick" by Donald M. Kraig
"The Veil's Edge" by Willow Polson

Thank you all soooo much for our help, i will take all into account, thank you :)!

I agree with what ZariusCorten said. Many of these modern day authors cannot completely be trusted. Many of the things they write are either fiction or modification of someone else's work. And although books of authors such as Aliester Crowley are great, they are not a good place to start from. So it would be best for you to do your research and master the basics which are provided on this site. It will help create a strong foundation for you and then you will be able to see and distinguish for yourself what is rubbish and what is not.

Grimoire for the Apprentice Wizard by Oberon Zell Ravenheart is great, check it out.

Zarius, a wand is a fine tool. Try not to mock beginners, it's somewhat inelegant of you.

A wand has been used by witches throughout time. It is a way to direct energy. Please do your research before you start insulting people.