Well done Keith. Once again you've managed to come up with another brand new technique for doing a book test that is perfectly thought out and utterly deceptive. The idea of playing a mental version of Hangman is genius…This is so much more than a book test.--Mark Paul. "I like this. The Hangman Game is something everyone can relate to. There aren't many good hooks to present a book test with and this combines a great presentation with a multi layered method that leaves the audience without a chance or a clue."--Nathan Kranzo. "Keith Fields is the king of Book Test creators. Psychic Hangman is devilishly clever and so easy to use. As with all his items, you are left free to concentrate on the presentation."--John Allen. "I performed this for my high school students and the first time I did this I selected a very skeptical young man (who's got the typical teenage attitude about authority). I explained we'll be playing Hangman and that we'll make it even more challenging. I must not only guess the letter correctly, but must guess exactly where the letter goes or I get a body part. To go further, there will only be one body part: the whole body. That means one wrong guess and I lose. Needless to say, I didn't lose, but the looks on his face as I revealed the word letter by letter were priceless. …I know that a lot of those looking for book tests are seeking ones that are hands-off, in which any word on the page can be chosen, that don't feature "progressive anagrams," and that are as good as MOABT. This one, without being a knockoff of MOABT, which many recent book tests shamelessly are, succeeds elegantly on all those points."--www.marketplaceofthemind.com.