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Card Tricks for Beginners
Here's an excellent guidebook for people who want to learn how to perform card tricks without having to spend wearisome hours practicing.
Thirteen diagrams and easy-to-follow directions provide the novice with fundamentals for successfully mastering more than 50 impressive techniques — among them The False Shuffle, The Corner Crimp, Sensitive Finger Tips, Palming, The Glide, The Slip Force, and Reading the Pack. No special dexterity is needed to successfully complete any of these methods.
With its special emphasis on presenting magic for the spectator's entertainment, Card Tricks for Beginners was acclaimed by Hugard's Magic Monthly as "extremely well done."
Thirteen diagrams and easy-to-follow directions provide the novice with fundamentals for successfully mastering more than 50 impressive techniques — among them The False Shuffle, The Corner Crimp, Sensitive Finger Tips, Palming, The Glide, The Slip Force, and Reading the Pack. No special dexterity is needed to successfully complete any of these methods.
With its special emphasis on presenting magic for the spectator's entertainment, Card Tricks for Beginners was acclaimed by Hugard's Magic Monthly as "extremely well done."
96 pages, Paperback
First published February 2, 2004
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August 15, 2019Nice book
April 11, 2019
This book is literally the worst trash I've ever read in my life. First of all, this book is definitely NOT FOR BEGINNERS. It contains sooo much card vocabulary that doesn't even have a clear definition! Also all of the content doesn't contain a single useful image that shows the reader how to even do one of the tricks. This is definitely NOT recommended for beginners and one of the worst reads ever.
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