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I do. Well depending on what you want to learn that is.

Something alot of new people dont seem to get is that you need a solid foundation before you can go off and cast spells. Basics are the most important in witchcraft. Most books out there are all about the basics. Tell me what have you been studying? Just pm me no need to take up more space here

Two months isn't very long to get the basics. There's no rush.

It's possible also that you have the issue people get when they study from "Wicca 101" books, namely that you know there must be more out there but no one seems to talk about it in books or online. This is down mostly to the nature of Wicca, and the fact that most books on witchcraft are based on Wicca-flavoured "outer-court" stuff. That is, there's no way to access more of Wicca without joining a coven, and if you're not interested in being a Wiccan, you're sort of stuck when you've had your fill of 101 material. You really have to find specific subjects to research in more detail; even books that say they're 201 material tend to be a bit.... lacking.

I'd suggest introspection. Work out what you're interested in and where you'd like to go with your craft, and go from there.