Palm Decoder: Read Your Palm and Foretell Your Future

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Summary: I DON'T recommend this book as it is very lacking!
Review: I bought this book hoping that I could learn a lot. The full color pictures and the catagorizing of the pictures by each line was very inticing. However the book left me very disappointed. For example, I wanted to read my life line, however I could not find a picture that matched mine. You were left picking what KINDA looked like it. Say though you found something that matched. You turn to the number that is indicated and read what your line means. You get about two lines of information before the reading starts turning toward information about that particular hand that is pictured. It was very irritating!!!
I recommend you get something like Runic Palmistry!!! That was a wonderful book.

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Summary: Get it
Review: I have purchased many different palmistry books and this one ranks very high with me, especially for beginners. The photos are of actual palms, allowing the author to do more than describe or use line drawings to show the characteristics of the major lines. The photgraphs also makes it easier to find similiar characteristics on other real hands (including your own!). The fingerprint section also uses ink fingerprints, which makes identification so much easier! I highly recommend this book for every beginner, though you might want to supplement it with a more in-depth book after you learn to recognize the basic characteristics found on a palm. However, as your knowledge of palmistry grows, the photographs in this book can still be used to test your skill.

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Summary: Palm Decoder-------Author Tre McCamley
Review: This book was wonderful. It was sooo much nicer than the self help books I have purchased in the past. The fact that an acetate sheet was included, so you can draw your palm lines and can compare those lines to ACTUAL photographs of real palms, is a real plus for this book. The photographs of the plams are easy to see and read the palm lines, and the corresponding text is close to the pictures, for quick reference. All of the concepts/definations, are written in easy to understand language. There is a section of reduced size palms, under specific headings, ie, life line, head line, heart line, etc., that then refer the reader to the larger size palm photos that include the interpretations of the lines, mounds, and other palm markings. I practiced reading my palm lines with this book, and then went to have my palm read, by a professional, and I was plesantly amazed at how close I had read both my dominate hand (the one I write with) and my passive hand (the other hand), as compared to the palm reader. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning about themselves and others through the secrets held in the palm of your hand.