I think Dark Bribe can help to stop the spellbooks combo.

how bout black rose, it can destroy all cards i nthe field.

How about Black Ray lancer, it can negate effect monster once per turn, but will end in the end turn, Hmmmmmm, If our opponent use spellbook of power we should use armor break, and how about use Cursed seal of the forbidden spell?.
Or use Divine of the punishment (If you're deck is using the sanctuary in the sky)
Fiendish chain could negate the effect of high priest or others,
or use Jinzo, and we could use light and darkness dragon, or Prime material dragon or spell stopping statute, Absorbing jar could help too, or Commander of swords.

that's all i got .

Yay! Yay! i did it!, Im So Happy!!!! 

So..... if spellbooks spell cards have spellbooks in it name so i could say that cursed seal negate all of the spell cards and trap!.

Ok i will do my best.

Yeah find a deck that can beat spellbooks right?

Umm i think synchro deck that include stardust and others, or Scrap that include 3 cursed seal and 3 stardust.

And put some cards that can take a trap/spell from the deck.

Use alchemic magician to get Cursed seal.

Sorry for triple post.

I didnt really paying attention at the effect, xD


Use cat of ill omen.

I think Naturia beast could defeat Spellbooks.

Or

My Shark Deck
List:
Monster:
Hammer Shark x3
Mermail Abyssnose x3
Needle Sunfish x2
Shark Stickers x3
Spear Shark x3
Shocktopus x2
Starfish x1
Xyz remora x3
Spell:
Aqua Jet x3
Dark hole x1
Generation Force x3
Heavy storm x1
Monster Reborn x1
MST x1
Salvage x2
Surface x2
Trap:
Bubble bringer x2
Call of the haunted x2
Torrential tribute x2
Extra:
Number 32:Shark drake x3
Number C32:Shark Drake Veiss x3
Number 47:Nightmare shark x1
Bahamut shark x3
Shark kaizer x2
Number 17:leviathan Dragon
Black Ray lancer x2.

 Combo:
If we have 2 Remora, 1 spear, 1 shark sticker, 1 Generation force, i could say the combo is created, 1st summon spear shark and use shark stickers eff:When a Fish, Sea Serpent, or Aqua-Type monster is Normal or Special Summoned to your side of the field: You can Special Summon this card from your hand. This card cannot be used as a Synchro Material Monster.and use spear shark effect:When this card is Normal Summoned: You can increase the Level of all Level 3 Fish-Type monsters you currently control by 1. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict piercing battle damage to your opponent. and overlay them, and summon bahamut shark and use xyz remora effect:You can Special Summon this card (from your hand) by detaching 2 Xyz Materials from a monster(s) you control. When you do: You can target 2 Level 4 Fish-Type monsters in your Graveyard; Special Summon those targets in face-up Defense Position. Their effects are negated and they cannot change their battle positions or attack, also they cannot be used as Xyz Materials, except for the Xyz Summon of a WATER monster. because all of bahamut overlayed card is send to the grave remora eff can special summon 2 level 4 monster, but we only have 1 level 4, well this combo work in the middle of the play, and overlay remora, spear, and other level 4 monster, and summon Shark drake, if it get failed we just to do this again and again, so we ive massive amount of damage to spellbooks, and defeat them before they're combo is finish, and
 we can use nightmare shark effect:2 Level 3 monsters
When this card is Special Summoned: You can attach 1 Level 3 WATER monster from your hand or side of the field to this card as an Xyz Material. Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card to target 1 face-up WATER monster you control; this turn, that target can attack your opponent directly, but other monsters cannot attack this turn. and choose shark drake, and equip shark drake with 2 or 3 aqua jet, aqua jet can increase the attack power of fish or others by 1000, so we can win in 2 turns, and this deck need lucks too .

One thing that could help you is that you don't have to refer to your Deck's cards as counters to Spellbooks. If you can support the consistency of your Deck well enough (you seemed to get the same cards each time you Dueled me, so I don't know how consistent of an engine you have) then you can make an argument that you win simply due to your Deck being consistently capable of swarming out Spellbooks. Of course, I'd need some convincing of that considering the incredible abilities of the Prophecy and Spellbooks archetypes.

Soo...... is that enough?

I got 1 more card, it's spell canceller, it can negate he activation of all spell, and i got a list for spell canceller deck
List:
Monsters: -[17]-
[3x] Spell Canceller
[2x] Bersek Gorrillla
[2x] Enraged Battle Ox
[2x] Kycoo The Ghost Destroyer
[1x] Breaker The Magical Warrior
[1x] D.D Assaliant 
[1x] D.D. Warrior Lady
[2x] Pitch-Black Warwolf
[2x] Mask Of Darkness
[1x] Exile Force

Spells: -[5]-
[3x] Spiritualism 
[1x] Card Destruction
[1x] Premature Burial

Traps: -[18]-
[3x] Mirror Wall
[3x] Dust Tornado
[3x] Solemn Judgment
[3x] Anti-Spell Fragrance
[2x] Bottomless Trap Hole
[3x] Sakuretsu Armor
[1x] Call Of The Hunted


Well i think this could hold their spell combo
Or can swap exile with cyber, so we ss him and tribute for spell canceller.

First of all, rakhalix, that Deck is clearly outdated and copy-pasted from the internet. Seriously, do your research. Premature Burial is Forbidden, and Solemn Judgment is Limited. That Deck is a very old counterspell Deck.

Now, then, onto my own answer. I personally don't think Decks can get better than the Meta. After all, there's a reason they're in top usage.

However, if we're just talking about Spellbooks, maybe I can work something out. First, (how has nobody said this one) due to the vast array of Attributes that Prophecy monsters have, Gozen Match could be good for blockading them from moar summons. Sure, it doesn't stop the core problem, which are the books themselves, but hey, the Deck sure does need its monsters to function at its best. That's almost a given.

Now, while I could sure make a point that any pure attribute Deck can, with an obscene method for getting Shock Master/Gozen Match onto the field first turn, halt Prophecy in their tracks. But that's rather unrealistic. It actually kinda shocked me when I realized that the monsters that could potentially bring the downfall of Prophecy were another generation of Spellcasters! And an older generation, at that. These guys have access to Shock Master, Gozen Match, and a neat card that originated with them and has spread to many Decks to counter things just like Prophecy and E-Drags.

This Deck is Gravekeepers. No, I don't care that this is no shock as it's listed as a possibility in the lesson plan itself. As MadDawg previously mentioned, Necrovalley has perks against Prophecybooks. Wow, better inference than I expected from him. Anyway, that card helps in a number of ways. (First off, I was almost stupid enough to say that it prevents Tower's effect from working, completely derping out of the fact that they're both Field Spells). One of the best things is that, oh boy, it makes Fate completely and utterly dead. Also, it prevents them from making continued use of those annoying Spellbooks you already dealt with once with High Priestess. Sure, the player can still use cards from their hand, but hey, that's one less Spellbook that they're activating, which never hurts. And if they blast Necrovalley, Gravekeepers have plenty of ways to get a new one.

Gravekeepers have the other advantage of, as previously mentioned, being able to run Gozen Match. The card's main drawback is that it prevents you from using things such as Shock Master (though if you're a tough guy you can try LIGHT fairies to counter Spellbooks and you can still run Shock Master, tell me how it goes :3). In exchange, the different-attribute cards of your opponent become useless to them, and you can literally let their little Spellbook Magician of Prophecy sit there clogging their Summons (take that, WATER Spellcaster! Go back to Fortune Ladies where you belong!) while you prepare your more explosive plays. Yes, even their Judgment's summon is screwed by Gozen! Now, you won't always (or even often) find yourself faced with a lonely Magician, but with a little outside influence (caused by you and your decently beatsticky Gravekeepers and ploxy spells) you can make it happen, and that's when this card shines its brightest. Whoops, sorry guys. I might have just messed with your strategy a little bit.

So yeah. With ways to easily search both Necrovalley and Gozen Match, Gravekeepers can fairly reliably keep their head above their opponents on this one. What's the catch? Even after everything they've done to look the part, Gravekeepers are simply not all that good of beaters, especially in the face of Spellbook of Power. It's fairly easy to run these guys back unless you're locked into your rare-Attribute monsters. However, played properly and to their strengths, Gravekeepers could be an exceptional match versus Spellbooks.