hmmm i am not really sure what i want to do exactly. At the moment i am mainly doing sleight of hand with finger rings and i also do have a large arsenal of card tricks and techniques. I want to focus on close up magic. was thinking like cafes, bars, pubs and public places like that. Was thinking of moving away from cards just cause they are so common and known something less known and seen would be nice. I do really like the effects where you magically produce different item like wine bottles cups etc...
Okay, that's good to know!
I'd look at the Art of Astonishment Volume 2
For random productions of objects that you can do casually or professionally, I'd recommend Earth Shoes. The effect is this, you talk about how you have a rock in your shoe, you take off the shoe, and dump a rock out that is about the size of your foot. You can just about do it anywhere once you get comfortable with it. Jay Sankey does it with a soda can, Calen Morelli does it with a water bottle, and of course, you can do it with many other items.
I love Fizzmaster, which is taught in its pages. Take any soda can shake it up and transfer the explosive fizz to another can. Great!
It also teaches a bottle production. It's tough to do and very bold but great.
There is quite a lot of mentalism in the book and a few things with dollar bills. It also has some card magic that is very out of the box. You should check it out.
Some of the magic is a little more difficult though.
For easier magic, and a broad range of all types of stuff I'd recommend Magic the Complete Course. You can learn Earth shoes in this book as well. It has more mentalism and less card magic than Art of Astonishment. It goes over much more of the fundamentals in magic.
Another great resource is Mark Wilson's Complete Course. It's a big book that you can get at Barnes and Noble. It has a ton of solid material, and you should check it out.