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by **Lawrence** » Jul 15th, '11, 17:32

Alec Kobain wrote:The ID is limitless.

I would considered the ID to be very limited! infact, it's the most limiting deck of cards i own!

by **tryphon** » Jul 15th, '11, 17:43

Find "The magic handbook" by Peter Eldin on the used market. It is easy to read, the tricks are proven and it contains tricks that would cost a lot of money if bought individually. It's perfect for beginners of any age.

by **ace of kev** » Jul 15th, '11, 23:52

Beardy wrote:Paul Zenon's "Street Magic" is definitely up there with the best of them. Get the full colour photo one and you are golden. I found that better than any of the other books mentioned.

Penguin Magic is also good at learning the basics. I'm not going to lie - I learnt a hell of a lot from their instant downloads, and it would have taken a lot longer to get to my standard today without them. Oz Pearlman is a great teacher!

Yes, Born to Perform is great for beginners.

http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/618

A bit pricey though compared to RRTCM. So buy that instead.

by **Mandrake** » Jul 16th, '11, 10:37

ace of kev wrote:Yes, Born to Perform is great for beginners.

For a moment there I thought I heard katrielalex...

by **ace of kev** » Jul 16th, '11, 13:17

So did I when I wrote it! Great minds think alike

I wonder what he's up to nowadays....

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