The Big Book of Tricks and Illusions

Magicians have always been considered wizards and sorcerers to a greater or lesser extent. But how can we distinguish magic from skill and what do they have in common? What they share is a certain mystery and inaccessibility for the... uninitiated. The difference is that, unlike mysticism, anyone can master skill with the right desire and perseverance, including you. This edition will help you with that. Most of the tricks described in the book do not require any special props; everyday items will suffice. The performances are step-by-step commented and illustrated, so mastering them will not be very difficult, although it will take some time for practice. But it will definitely pay off in case you need to entertain a bored company or capture the attention of someone of the opposite sex. For this, by the way, curious riddles and atypical debate techniques included in separate chapters of the book will also come in handy. Perhaps you will not become Kio or Copperfield, but the knowledge and skills you acquire will definitely be useful in the future. The edition contains 160 pages. A book for children's leisure, educational literature, a book for children's entertainment, a book with tricks, a gift book.