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I definitely think that spell pages could need a rebalancing in regards to their powers, though. For instance, the Hill Creation spell creates a single hill where the party is standing. While this can be useful to get an overview of the map, it seems to me that it would be better to make it an area of effect spell like many others.
Though, again, I think some spells are meant to have a very niche use, such as the tome page of Abomination. Unless you want an abomination in your party, I'd reckon that it's best to trade such spells in.
I do like the Magic Carpet idea, though! I think we need more strange and rare items, with useful powers, in general.