This book has three very strong mental routines that will get you noticed whenever and for whomever you perform. Want to be in total control of your audience' Then these routines are for you. The Nostrum Newspaper Test What sets this newspaper test apart from all others is its impromptu nature. Imagine an effect where a participant freely selects a page ... read more

Brad Henderson finally divulges one of his acclaimed feature performance pieces. This is without a doubt the most topical and hilarious booktest on the market today. Plus, The 'Satanic' Booktest will fool even the most critical of audiences. How' Because Brad tips every last detail that has gone into making The 'Satanic' Booktest the incredible, hilarious ... read more

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! As the title implies, this is more of a 'Book of Tests'. Using this book you will be able to reveal thought of words, numbers, symbols, etc. The ... read more

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 the routine over many performances in his professional act and once you learn the principle you will be able to apply it to almost any book, ... read more

The Any Word, Any Book BOOK TEST ANY book is casually flicked through by your spectator and ANY page is stopped at. ANY word is looked at and remembered, the book is snapped shut. While you turn away the thought of word is written down on any a piece of paper or a napkin etc, the paper is rolled up into a ball. WITHOUT ANY questions, guidance etc you name ... read more

Love Cards - A Book Test In Your Wallet For years the book test has been one of the most powerful effects available to mentalists. Now this classic effect has been brought bang up to date with a version that you can literally carry in your wallet. A number of 'love cards' are taken out from a wallet and examined by the audience. While the performers back ... read more

Read every word carefully. Nothing has been left out. If the description fools you, you will be devastated by the effect. A spectator is freely chosen, not a prearranged confederate or stooge. You walk to the other side of the stage and turn your back or are legitimately blindfolded. No peeking. The spectator is given an absolutely free choice of one of ... read more

A Mind-Blowing Book Test With The Da Vinci Code!!! Featuring Max Maven's latest booklet: Exploring the Zone: Performance Notes for The Da Vinci Zone Uses a real copy of The Da Vinci Code. Multiple word revelations. Easy, convincing handling. Clever built-in safeguards. The Da Vinci Zone is powerful, hip mind-reading at its best! Give your spectator a choice ... read more

Upgraded for use anywhere in the world and with a new killer finale. Imagine handing out a small, official-looking book from the British Institute of Parapsychology. You freely show each page to contain several different pieces of information: a word, a time, some different-coloured shapes and some random numbers between 10 and 999. 1. The book is handed to ... read more

The 400 page, soft-cover book bears a bar code, legitimate ISBN number and looks like it was purchased at any book store. The book will withstand average inspection and is a relatively readable novel. Yes, there are some typesetting and syntactic oddities about it that one MIGHT discover with great scrutiny, and if one is looking for them- but they are not ... read more

You invite two people from the audience to assist. The two books, The Hidden Canvas and The Tenth Addition, are presented to the spectators, and the first spectator is asked to choose one of the two books. You hand the chosen book to the first spectator and hand the other book to the second spectator. A third spectator is asked to think of a number between ... read more

The performer tears a few pages from a current copy of Time, Business Week, or Newsweek magazine, giving the pages to people in the audience. They pass them on to others, ensuring a random selection of helpers. The Mentalist, with two of the helpers, illustrates how our eyes are attracted by the clever placement of text or graphics in almost all magazine ... read more

No preparations, do it anywhere, anytime, impromptu! Riffle through any unprepared magazine or a regular soft bound book that was just given to you by a spectator. Ask him to call Stop whenever he wishes. Let him see and remember the first or last word on the desired page and you are now able to tell him the word he is thinking of, immediately! , Use a ... read more

'Once agin we mentalists are fortunate to benefit from Greg's unique perspective - and his obsessive - compulsive disorder - as he brings us what may be the most individualized booktest yet. Read, enjoy, marvel .. . you never would have come up with this yourself! ' - John Riggs - Mentalism Legend The freestyle book test is a powerful book test that you can ... read more

Read every word carefully. Nothing has been left out. If the description fools you, you will be devastated by the effect. A spectator is freely chosen, not a prearranged confederate or stooge. You walk to the other side of the stage and turn your back or are legitimately blindfolded. No peeking. The spectator is given an absolutely free choice of one of ... read more

Book tests are as popular with mentalists as cut and restored rope tricks are with magicians. Finally, here is one that stands out from the rest. The mentalist shows a little black book filled with nearly 100 different names and addresses of women. The mentalist gives it to a woman in the audience. She opens the book to any page and chooses one of the names ... read more

The performer introduces a book, 'Dave Gorman's Googlewhack Adventure', which he says he has enjoyed reading recently. After briefly explaining the concept of 'Googlewhacking', he passes the book to a member of the audience, who looks through the book and eventually decides on one of the 'Googlewhacks'. After some typically funny byplay and a couple of false ... read more