The Secret Code on Your Hands: An Illustrated Guide to Palmistry

Hi. I got this book out of curiosity and am very pleasantly surprised. It is beautifully illustrated and easy to understand. The author takes such a positive and respectful approach to the art of palmistry. I am very happy and am now even more interested in learning more. I ordered three different books on the subject and this one is by far my favorite. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. :)

During the years 1989 though 1999 I owned a small shop in New York City named "Altar Egos". We sold books and paraphenalia for psychics and mystics and spiritual people from all walks of life. I was extremely priviledged to know Vernon Mahabal for a short period at that time while he lived here in NYC. I have read palms myself for over 40 years, and I immediately recognized a "true master" in Vernon. He is well acquainted with his material which makes him completely at ease with the subject. I was thrilled to find that he is a great teacher as well. This book, while being kept very simple, is a jewel. It is concise and easy to understand. Before you've finished reading even the first page you will be avidly grabbing people's hands to see what you can find out about them. It's a wonderful book to begin your hand-reading journey with no matter your age. The foundation work is accurate and easy to build upon if you continue your studies in the field.

Bought it for my grandson and am keeping it and getting another for him. It is simple enough for children and informative enough for anyone with an interest in hands. Very well put together, with lots of information and a positive approach. I recommend it for anyone with any interest in reading hands or learning about yourself.

This is the best book for people who no nothing about palmistry! Its a really great book. This is a very sweet fun book. It is a quick guide to palmistry and so you can have a basic understanding of it. Vernon Mahabal has done a great job! Thumbs up A+++++ ^_^

I bought this book for my 11 year old cousin, which I guess is the "recommended" age for this book, but I got a lot out of it, as well. It's not as if adults understand palmistry, simply by virtue of being adults, so 'big people' will find this interesting, too. The book doesn't come off as "babyish," and the author doesn't insult the intelligence of, or write condescendly to kids. The diagrams in it are simple and it's easy to see what what's being indicated when the different points are being featured. I think if you buy this for the young person in your life, you'll end up reading it, too.