Palmistry: From Apprentice to Pro in 24 Hours

by Johnny Fincham

Ever wanted to learn palmistry but been confused by the mumbo-jumbo? This no-nonsense book is for everyone and it's the most innovative approach to the subject in the last two hundred years. Palmistry is finally freed from its dependence on astrological symbolism, and is refined down to a ten-point technique that's devastatingly powerful and easy to learn. Ground-breaking scientific research is drawn on which simplifies and sheds new light on, for instance, the individual fingerprint patterns. Knowing these patterns is the key to uncovering the core of human character.

Genres: Nonfiction, Witchcraft, Paganism, New Age

196 pages, Paperback

First published August 25, 2007

Reviews

[Toby Sawrey-Cookson]

Astonishingly accurate and insightful. Not at all the usual palmistry predictive stuff. Lots of science and research that shows how the hand and brain are closely connected. I've actually become a hand reader as a result of reading this book. I was a sceptic, but not now.
BTW you are supposed to study each of the 24 chapters for at least an hour and fill in some questions at the end of each chapter to drive the points home. No one will learn this in 24 hours flat - more like a month at the very least..........

[Katarina]

It's fun. More sciencey-sounding and it strips away all superstition from palmistry, which is funny because it's palmistry! But hey, I believe in it. I didn't become a pro, but I learned quite a lot. Will probably have to look into other books for more detail. Maybe it would have been better to become a pro in 48 hours instead? ;)

[Kes]

This is an interesting book about palmistry. The chapters and themes are clearly laid out, and there are plenty of practical exercises for the reader to try out.

It's a good primer.

[Jessica]

This was a fascinating intro to Palmistry!

[Susan]

I can now read palms. It was cool to read and fun for my friends. I suggest it as a novelty.

[Serity]

surprisingly fascinating! not nearly as hokey as i thought it would be. much more scientific than astrological than i remember this subject being from my 5th grade introduction.

[Ashley]

This is such an insightful book. Anyone who wants to learn anything about reading palms must read this book first! I had no idea that so much could be see just by looking at my hands.

[Kim]

I'm a officially a pro now at palm reading! :)