Do any of you have The "Magic Book" by Harry Lorayne? I am thinking about buying it, and I wanted to know what you guys thought about the book.
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Magic Book
- Thread starter MagicPros
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This might be an old review I just found but I am sure it still does justice. You might have already seen it but here it is anyway...
http://www.magictalk.com/cgi-bin/reviews.cgi?read=341
P.S. I personally don't own it so I am not sure about the book.
http://www.magictalk.com/cgi-bin/reviews.cgi?read=341
P.S. I personally don't own it so I am not sure about the book.
The Magic Book by Harry Lorayne is one of the best beginner books on close-up magic I’ve ever read. It has a fair amount of both coin and card work in it. There is nothing more advanced than a DL (he teaches three), nice illustrations, enjoyable to read, and easy to understand. If you take the time to learn all the material (or even just a fraction of it) very well you will have a solid foundation in close-up magic.