Palmistry: A Beginner's Guide to Palm Reading

by Lois Hewitt

Have you ever wondered how the lines in your hand can show so much about your past, present and future?This easy to follow - beginner’s guide - into reading people’s hands is a comprehensive introduction to the oldest form of character reading still in use. Learn what clues to look for in your hands, nails and fingers before examining the lines, mounts, rings and marks in detail. Diagrams throughout the book make interpretations simpler. Question sections consolidate your understanding of the art of palmistry.Learn more about yourself, assess where you’re true talents lie, and consider your compatibility with others simply by studying hands more closely.

Genres: Nonfiction

153 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 8, 2014

Reviews

[Pamela Moffett]

A visual art

This was a quick, easy read full of fascinating information. My one problem with it was the lack of pictures or diagrams. There are a few, but I would have liked to see a lot more.

[Ellenore Clementine Kruger]

very fun!

This book was pretty good. There are a number of palmistry books available. I felt good about this one but liked it almost as much as another one i read. This is a simple one. Nothing too complicated but not too many illustrations: very simple

[Misty]

So neat!

Was very interested in learning about palmistry and this little read helped SO MUCH! Easy to comprehend as well as implement the practices!

[PinkPanthress]

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