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Art of Hand Reading (DK Living) | 
 enlarge | Author: Lori Reid
Publisher: DK ADULT
Category: Book
List Price: $15.00
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Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 231843
Media: Paperback
Edition: 0
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 120
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 7 x 0.4
ISBN: 0789448378
Dewey Decimal Number: 133.6
UPC: 635517048377
EAN: 9780789448378
ASIN: 0789448378
Publication Date: September 27, 1999
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Amazon.com Review
Two thumbs up for this fascinating guide to palmistry. It's a clear, concise, wonderfully designed, simple yet exhaustive examination of the self-knowledge to be found in the palm of your hand. A greater portion of the brain is dedicated to the functioning of the hands than any other part of the body, so it's easy to imagine why so much information about our personality and mental predispositions are to be found there. Reid takes the reader step by step through the process of palm reading with this accessible textbook jam-packed with glossy full-color illustrations, anatomical drawings, charts, palm prints, graphs, photographs, glossaries, and more. While a daily meditation practice will guide you deep into your interior motivations, in The Art of Hand Reading you'll find an amazing amount of self-wisdom instantly within your grasp. --P. Randall Cohan
Product Description
This affordable paperback on the fun and contemporary topic of hand reading is created for people with full and busy lives. Clear explanations on everything you should know about this entertaining art are enhanced by dozens of detailed photographs. Step-by-step instructions and beautiful, full color photographs make this the perfect guide for the novice or seasoned seeker of future knowledge.
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 Really Good Book on Palmistry November 2, 2008
I enjoyed this book and feel it belongs in anyone who is interested in hand reading's library. The book is very well laid out, lots of big, good, ez to read pictures. No, there is nothing earth-shattering in here...but the basics are laid out in a way that is so easy to grasp.
Pick it up and enjoy this book. I did.
Actual Palms to interpret hand reading April 18, 2007
I loved this book - I am more of a visual person so I enjoyed reading this book. Some new insights that I couldnt find in the other books I read
I have read - Idiots Guide to Palmistry and Everything about Palmistry however this book stands apart due to the actual pictures of the palm and interpretation.
Its not easy to imagine Ring of Solomon on a finger with black and white pictures drawn but this book due to the actual pictures of the palm made me understand how to find the markings distinctly.
 Visually helpful July 23, 2006
I purchased this book because of the photos of actual hands. They are much more helpful than an artist's rendering of what lines look like on a hand.
Excellent book with great pics February 13, 2006
Often palmistry books get a bit skewed becoz of the poor quality pics. This book's main positive point is the clarity of the pictures it has. It makes understanding the lines and what they mean more easier and meaningful.
I would recommend this to any new beginners and experts as well.
 not bad, but lacks anything new November 24, 2005
This is an OK run through the main points of palmistry. There isn't anything new here, though. Lots of the old tradtional stuff about marriage lines and things are here and it doesn't seem as if the writer has discovered anything you won't find in any palmistry book. Images not bad, but could do with more, a tad simplistic but this would be fine for a beginner.
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