Fortune Tellers Book of Days by Murphy's Magic & Paul Green Photography Tablehopper-friendly

Tablehopper-friendly

Each of the cards match perfectly in value and suit as well as somehow happen to correspond correctly in terms of the random placements for each of the cards that were chosen by the spectator

Jennings was so well recognized

It seems so innocent

Fortune Tellers Book of Days by Murphy's Magic & Paul Green Photography Tablehopper-friendlyThey say you can't judge a book by its cover This one dares you to. The Fortune Teller's Book of Days is not a prop. It's a relic of fate.. a book that feels as though it has always existed waiting for this very moment. Effect: Your spectator names a card. Another opens the book to their own birthday. And there, beside that date, written in ink long before the performance ever began, is the very card they named. No moves. No fishing. No explanation