The Only Magic Book You'll Never Need - Brantley, D. K.
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WARNING: This book is not for the faint of heart, weak of knee, or incontinent of bladder. It's been called funny, hilarious, clever, and magical. But it's never been called useful for a young magician looking to learn some new tricks. Written by a magical dimwit, The Only Magic Book You'll Never Need has been lovingly called "100 pages of fantastic nonsense." In it, you'll learn how to cauterize a severed torso, turn friends into enemies using super glue and headphones, and more. Becoming an illusionist has never been so impossible, dangerous, or funny. Read at your own risk. Attempt the…mehr

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WARNING: This book is not for the faint of heart, weak of knee, or incontinent of bladder. It's been called funny, hilarious, clever, and magical. But it's never been called useful for a young magician looking to learn some new tricks. Written by a magical dimwit, The Only Magic Book You'll Never Need has been lovingly called "100 pages of fantastic nonsense." In it, you'll learn how to cauterize a severed torso, turn friends into enemies using super glue and headphones, and more. Becoming an illusionist has never been so impossible, dangerous, or funny. Read at your own risk. Attempt the tricks, and you'll put everyone else at risk. FREE Gift Inside: PDF Coloring Book of all pictures featured in the book!
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D.K. Brantley writes from his dining room, kitchen, bedroom, living room, and basement. He has even spent a fair amount of time writing in the food court of his local mall. He lives in Cleveland, Tennessee, with his wife, their two children, a miniature Schnauzer, and a handful of crazy chickens. When not busy writing, D.K. enjoys playing music (drums & ukulele), building homemade two- to four-string guitars, reading, and dreaming of when he used to have hair.