This latest edition of Body Tricks contains over 100 magic tricks, jokes and effects.

The compilation includes several new effects, performance rhymes and trick credits. Almost all of the tricks can be performed without additional props, and many can even be performed naked! This collection has taken years of research and development. Featuring many old-time classic effects that have been updated for the book, along with many brand-new tricks created just for this book.

Running at 182 pages (In A4 Size), each trick is fully detailed with a selection of photographs to show the moves in each effect.

There are hundreds of full colour photographs, and each trick is divided by effect, method and performance. Table of contents on next page.

The book was originally compiled as a resource of tricks for those rare occasions when you are asked to perform, but have no props to hand. It was also utilized to compile a complete stage show on a cruise-ship, when the suitcase with the props in it went missing! It consist of close-up, cabaret and stage effects.

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