Customer Reviews

Art of Hand Reading (DK Living)

5 star:		(12)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Reviewer: Psychic Vickiveil from Cincinnati, Ohio United States Terrific Palmistry book here. The photos are mainly life size, as well as in color. When Lori goes into description on any certain line or aspect of a line, you have the photo example of the palm, rather than a hand drawn black and white scribble. Ever try to locate a fine line on your hand from a cartoon style drawing?!?! It will certainly throw away your interest in palmistry fast! I wished I would have saved time and money by purchasing this book right off the bat. Being hardcover, large size, and photos of real hands, makes it easy to learn and locate the lines on your hands or a friends hands while still holding the book open on the table or your lap. The only reason I didn't rate this book a 5 star is because I do wish they would have went more into descriptions of the variations that can take place in the lines. They touched on this subject more so than any other palmistry book. However, since I did find this remarkably informative, I think what I am looking for isn't going to come inside any book. So outside of this book coming with a live teacher for the student! I think you will find it one of the best available! The book even presented sample readings along with the wonderful visual guides.

I thought that this book had an easy way of showing me on how to become more proficient in the arts of palmistry. Everyone wanted to borrow it from me. It explained things more with the pictures and illustrations, than any other of the books I have read on this subject. I would like to recommend this book for anyone who is interested in palmistry. This book is excellent!

The Art of Hand Reading is a great book to start your hand reading with. The pictures are very good, and the information is descriptive. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants a (hardcover) book for hand-reading.

This is a fantastic book on palmistry and hand reading. Loads of great pictures and interesting text make it fun and easy to use. If you are even mildly interested in palmistry, definitely check this book out. It's also great to take to parties and family gatherings- people have a good time reading hands, and it's so clearly laid out that everyone can understand and enjoy. Highly recommended!

I've added this valuable title to my library and I haven't regretted it. This is a thorough analysis of a seemingly simple appendage that has provided me with an additional method for reading people. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who's ever been curious about hands. Get the book, then read your own hands--you'll be amazed by what you learn!

This book I love because it explains a lot of the lines and markings, finger shapes, nails and finger prints. Showing and comparing different aspects of well known celebrities is a nice touch. I really am enjoying this book and certainly reccomend it to anyone who is interested in palm reading.

I loved this book - I am more of a visual person so I enjoyed reading this book. Some new insights that I couldnt find in the other books I read
I have read - Idiots Guide to Palmistry and Everything about Palmistry however this book stands apart due to the actual pictures of the palm and interpretation.
Its not easy to imagine Ring of Solomon on a finger with black and white pictures drawn but this book due to the actual pictures of the palm made me understand how to find the markings distinctly.

I purchased this book because of the photos of actual hands. They are much more helpful than an artist's rendering of what lines look like on a hand.

I am no expert, and I have never read another book on palmistry.
But this book is not the best place to learn from. Its not a lot of material or examples. Something basic as to whether(or what the difference is between those two) , to read the left or the right hand seems to have been left out.
Also a section the history of hand reading or that of how the hand is constructed, seems unnecessary.
I regret making this purchase.

I enjoyed this book and feel it belongs in anyone who is interested in hand reading's library. The book is very well laid out, lots of big, good, ez to read pictures. No, there is nothing earth-shattering in here...but the basics are laid out in a way that is so easy to grasp.

Pick it up and enjoy this book. I did.