Prankster Magic
By:April Chorba
Published on 2015-02-01 by
Learn casual coin tricks, clever card tricks and other fabulous fake-outs to fool your friends and confound your family in Prankster Magic. The book combines mischief and amazement to allow the performer to be the star, instead of the trick or gadget. Sections include coin tricks, card tricks and mind reading, plus lots of easy pranks. The book, written in the notorious Klutz Immaturity voice, comes with everything you need to make magic happen, including labels to make-over your groceries; 3 laminated really-fake ID's and of course, pink, panic-inducing phony gum.
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