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Handwriting Reveals You Strokes of Uncommon Personalites

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Colorful characters and the author's benevolent interest in their failures, foibles, and successes are among the special qualities of this book. Nancy Elizabeth Sephton, Editor and Author, Berkeley, California

I found Mr. Batchelder's presentation through example to be both instructional and entertaining. As a student of handwriting analysis I found that I absorbed the principles without even trying. Mike Goodman, Bike Shop Owner, Atlanta, Georgia

This is an ideal book for the novice in handwriting analysis. The chapter titles are clever and grabs attention. The traits in bold type makes it easy to identify in the appendices. The book is fun to read and easy to follow. Most importantly, it is accurate. Elois S. Barrett, C.G.A. Certified Graphoanalyst (1973, Columbia, South Carolina

This unique collection of handwriting specimens and their accompanying analyses will provide, for those new this art, a fascinating inside look at the theory and complexity of the art of handwriting analysis. Helen Harvey, Well known Atlanta, Georgia Potter and Artist

The author, Joshua Batchelder...ever a gregarious, optimistic, and enthusiastic student of human behavior, gathers a book full of interesting people and makes them even more interesting by his careful attention to their unique personalities as revealed through their handwriting. Helen Harvey, Well known Atlanta, Georgia Potter and Artist

Ever wonder if your business partner is on the up and up? Is that fellow you're dating for real or does he possess other traits that might not be so pleasing? Josh Batchelder's book delves into the mysteries of graphology, the unique science of handwriting analysis.

The book is made richer by the use of real life examples. The author guides you through each handwriting sample and teaches you how perform a mini-analysis based on certain common traits. The handwriting samples range from the humorous to the extremely blunt (Parking Lot Rage). You'll learn the basics of Stroke Direction, Global/Universal Traits and the myriad of information you can glean just from the letter "T."

I recommend the book as an entertaining and educational read.