SleightfulJedi Booktest by Josh Zandman - Magic Trick Review
Tyler Lunsford reviews Josh Zandman’s Jedi Book Test, a versatile mentalism book that offers four distinct routines for magicians. The review highlights the book's ease of use, versatility, and the strong impact of its routines, particularly the Pegasus Page effect. Despite the $100 price tag, Lunsford argues the multi-routine value justifies the cost, making it a worthwhile investment for performers looking for a high-impact mentalism tool. The review emphasizes the importance of presentation to maximize the effects' potential.
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Key points
The Jedi Book Test includes four distinct routines, offering versatility for performers.
Routines are easy to perform, allowing focus on presentation.
No angle issues, but the book isn't meant for prolonged spectator scrutiny.
Minimal setup required, with only the Pegasus routine needing a one-time 5-minute prep.
Includes an hour-long tutorial by Michael O’Brien and a bonus method for use with un-gimmicked Star Wars books.
At $100, it's an investment but justified by its multi-routine value.
Effects require thoughtful scripting and theatricality to avoid falling flat.