Paths to Enchantment by Malcolm YaffeMost children's magicians depend on props to entertain their audiences. Readers of books on the subject of children's magic expect to find detailed accounts of tricks and routines. While Paths to Enchantment has plenty of these, its central purpose is to set out in the form of a blueprint a method to enable readers to improve and devise their own routines. The majority of children's entertainers are so obsessed with obtaining and trying out the latest

Featuring 18 effects

Accompanying this information are more than a hundred tricks and routines that radically expand the range of effects commonly thought possible with a memorized deck

The majority of children's entertainers are so obsessed with obtaining and trying out the latest innovation that they seldom search within themselves and discover what new ideas they can apply to props they already possess

The effect is easy to do and blends modern technology into classic methods for a truly memorable effect

Hailing the Great Discrepancy

And in addition to vanishing

you’ll love that one of his sleeper hits is finally available as a complete set

Going Up is astonishingly easy

The steel ball grows to impossible sizes and is how Craig gets huge reactions from his walk-around audiences

laid open for your appreciation and that of your audiences

Simon shares with you all the tips to make this reading believable and powerful

prompted by the whispers of my friends