Perhaps the finest mindreading book effect ever printed. It's the ultimate luxury in mentalism. "A book test with The Complete Works of Shakespeare, you say? Verily. Instead of being Much Ado About Nothing, here is an

A literary adventure from the mind of Chad Long! Spineless is Chad Long's work on the book test using a book with no spine! The entertaining and unforgettable effect begins when a pile of loose pages are mixed by several spectators

The Sudoku Booktest looks like something that can be picked up at a local store. The reality is that this innocent looking book can be used to create a full twenty minute mentalism routine for multiple or single participants culminating in

Wayne Fox, creator of Secret Soldier, Safe Keeping & Flick Drift presents: TAB TEST - a mind reading effect that you are guaranteed to carry, always. Perfectly organic and expertly taught, TAB Test is an easy way to transition from your card

Finally a book test that you can perform with almost ANY book from a thriving, up and coming mentalist! On this DVD David Taylor shares with you the inner workings of this fantastic piece of mentalism. David has honed

This is not the traditional book test where a spectator thinks of a word, and the mentalist reveals the word. Not that there is anything wrong with those types of book tests, in fact, most of them are fantastic!

Chris Congreave's take on the diary effect is an absolute killer! His self-working approach combines the classic diary effect with a card at any number plot. 365 is a commercial, entertaining performance piece and ideal for close-up, parlor or stage.

Imagine tossing a book into the audience. Five different people turn to five different pages (no force) and read a paragraph from the top or bottom of the page. You concentrate and without ever touching the book you are

Imagine tossing a book into the audience. Five different spectators turn to five different pages in the book. There are no page forces. Each spectator is asked to read a paragraph from the top of the page or the bottom of the

Imagine tossing a book into the audience. Five different spectators turn to five different pages in the book. There are no page forces. Each spectator is asked to read a paragraph from the top of the page or the bottom of the