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Title: Self-Working Table Magic: 97 Foolproof Tricks with Everyday Objects
ISBN: 0486241165
Author:
Karl Fulves
Publicate Date: 1981-08-01 Publish: 1981-08-01
List Price: $6.95
Average Customer Rating: 4.0
Format: Paperback
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1: Too simple
This book is amusing but not spectacular, I would go for the street magic, Mindfreak and blaine books for something more espectacular. Decent for beginers.
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2: More Than Expected
I purchased this book thinking that it would be a good beginning magic book for a group of middle schoolers interested in learning magic tricks. It seems that even though the objects are everyday, the tricks are not. This is a great book if you are willing to do the practice to master the tricks, but if you are looking for a quick trick, then keep looking.
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3: A decent beginners book
Karl Fulves has been putting out these kinds of books for what seems like an eternity. They are good books for kids and even a skilled performer can pull some good material from these books.
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4: hahaha ....................................magic
i think that this is a great book and it rocks my socks
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5: Any of the Self Working titles are gold mines
Many beginners to magic (and others who should know better) are of the opinion that a magic effect has to be difficult in order to be worthwhile. While there are many killer effects that take months or years of practice, there are equally wonderful tricks that rely on psychology, subtlety, and/or advance preparation. The Self Working series of books are a treasure trove of great magic. This book is no exception. Many of the included tricks are used by successful professional magicians. Admittedly, these are best used in a program with other, more elaborate tricks, but for those moments in your act where you need a short, sweet effect, something in this book might just fill the bill. And as you get more proficient in magic you will find ways to further embellish these tricks and make them your own private miracles.
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