The Illustrated Compendium of Magic Tricks: The complete step-by-step guide to magic, with more than 320 fun and fully accessible tricks
Nicholas Einhorn
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The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn epub The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn pdf download The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn pdf file The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn audiobook The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn book review The Illustrated Compendium of Nicholas Einhorn summary | #2255482 in Books | Anness | 2009-09-16 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.15 x1.40 x7.07l,3.21 | File type: PDF | 512 pages | ||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Reallly nice!|By DougVL|I'm not a performer, but I like to read magic books. I have several and have read others, but this is the best so far. It has LOTS of 'tricks' and most need no special equipment. If they do need a special item or gimmick, he shows how to make it. There are easy, fun things to do to impress friends, like 'string through arm' in 2 different but|About the Author|Nicholas Einhorn is a full "Gold Star" member of The Inner Magic Circle and has won a number of industry awards for his work, including: The Magic Circle Centenary Close-up Magician 2005; F.I.S.M. (World Magic Championships) Award Winner 2003; T
In this comprehensive new book, Nicholas Einhorn opens with an introduction to the most important events and names in the art's rich history, from the earliest street performers to the hi-tech television and stage shows today. There then follows more than 320 tricks you can learn to do yourself, ranging from card, money and mind magic, optical millions, and close-up magic to confounding puzzles, party tricks and larger-scale stand-up and stage millions.
You easily download any file type for your gadget.The Illustrated Compendium of Magic Tricks: The complete step-by-step guide to magic, with more than 320 fun and fully accessible tricks | Nicholas Einhorn.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.
