Is it always the same card or could a participant look at different dates and see different cards?

Alakazam did a performance and they showed 2 pages that had different cards. Not sure if you can hand over the book or not but there seems to be at least 2 pages of provers.

Is this a reprint of the L&L effect? At least I think it was L&L publishing.

This has been updated and redesigned

Video says "East to perform." Back cover of book says "Calander". Clearly not a spelling trick. But, seriously, are there any changes (aside from mistakes) from the original version of this trick that was released several years ago?

Yes I believe this has been redesigned

Are there any full and unedited performance videos of the routines available anywhere?

Not at this time but eveything is show in the trailer

Can a stacked deck be applied? Is a stacked deck required?

Please email us at Wizards@vanishingincmagic.com to discuss this

In reference to “Names a playing card” Does that mean this can be done without a deck of cards? Or must they pick it out from a deck?

There is a handling that allows for a named card

Fortune Tellers Book of Days

Name: Fortune Tellers Book of Days
Brand: Paul Green
SKU: 30030
Price: 34.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

Trick by Paul Green and Murphy's Magic Supplies

Fortune Tellers Book of Days

Trick by Paul Green and Murphy's Magic Supplies

$34.98

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A participant picks a playing card.

Another participant opens “Fortune Teller’s Book of Days” to their birthday.

Written beside that date, in permanent ink, is the exact card that was just named.

There are zero difficult moves, no fishing for information, and no weird procedures.

“The Fortune Teller’s Book of Days” is so powerful because the revelation is tied to something personal, their birthday, and it immediately feels more meaningful to your audience than a standard card reveal.

“Fortune Teller’s Book of Days” is:

Self-working
Easy to learn and perform
Perfect for close-up, parlor, and casual performances

The included hardbound edition has been designed to look and feel like something you actually picked up from a bookstore.

As a bonus, you'll also receive a softbound personal-carry edition, which is perfect for impromptu performances. Pop it into your pocket and perform “Fortune Teller’s Book of Days” anytime, anywhere.

In the detailed, nearly three-hour instructions, you’ll learn multiple handlings and routines, including a bonus routine from Bob Farmer.

We predict “Fortune Teller’s Book of Days” will be something you perform all the time!

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Customer reviews for Fortune Tellers Book of Days

Nicolas

The method is clever. The books are nice, they are the same books, but one is a hardbound (for the stage for instance), and the other is a softbound (for everyday performances for example).

Hidy

Fortune Teller's Book of Days by Paul Green Based on Alex Elmsley's "Fate Datebook," the Fortuneteller's Book of Days was designed by Paul Green to be performed by any magician without sleight of hand! It is truly easy to learn, with no special skills needed, yet it will astound your audience and leave them thinking you really do have mystical powers! Display the Fortuneteller's Book of Days containing 366 short paragraphs, one written for each day of the year. Each paragraph profiles the individual born on that day. In addition, there is a different playing card for each day. A spectator is allowed to choose a card, which is not revealed. The spectator reads the profile that appears on his or her birthdate. Amazingly, it seems to match the individual quite closely. Finally, the spectator announces his Lucky Card. And, when the selection is revealed, it matches exactly!!

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Ken asks: Is it always the same card or could a participant look at different dates and see different cards?
- 1. Brian responds:Alakazam did a performance and they showed 2 pages that had different cards. Not sure if you can hand over the book or not but there seems to be at least 2 pages of provers.
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Ken asks: Does the card have to be forced at any stage? Is a normal deck used?
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shmiel asks: Does it need to be really their date of birth or they can name any date
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Neil asks: Is this a reprint of the L&L effect? At least I think it was L&L publishing.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This has been updated and redesigned
fernando asks: El sistema es igual que las agendas de tamariz ?
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Gordon asks: Video says "East to perform." Back cover of book says "Calander". Clearly not a spelling trick. But, seriously, are there any changes (aside from mistakes) from the original version of this trick that was released several years ago?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Yes I believe this has been redesigned
Juelz asks: Are there any full and unedited performance videos of the routines available anywhere?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Not at this time but eveything is show in the trailer
Daniel asks: Is the written content for each day the same as the old version or has it been updated.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:There have been updates
William asks: Can a stacked deck be applied? Is a stacked deck required?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please email us at [email protected] to discuss this
Dane asks: In reference to “Names a playing card” Does that mean this can be done without a deck of cards? Or must they pick it out from a deck?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:There is a handling that allows for a named card

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