Book Review: Palmistry
Title: Palmistry
Author: Edith Niles
Reviewer: Sabrina Gould
E-mail: [email protected]
Publisher: Tower Books
ISBN: 508-T-09565-095
Book Subject: Divination, Palmistry
Where it can be found: This book is out of print. It isn't available online at www.chapters.ca or www.amazon.ca. However, you can buy it second hand online. If you see it in a secondhand bookstores, it's worth buying.
Rating: 6.5
Recommendation: Recommended
Reason for Recommendation: It's a decent introduction to palmistry and a good reference book.
General Review:
This is an introduction to palmistry, or palm reading. It explains the meanings of different lines, fingers, sections of the palm, and symbols found on the hand. It also goes into detail about astrological patterns found on the hand. It is a good introduction and reference. However, I didn't find the book to be organized as well as it could be. And the illustrations were rather hard to read. As well, I think pictures of real hands should have been included. My advice is if you see this book sold cheaply at a second hand store or online, you should buy it. There are better introductions out there, but this is still a decent book for those new to palmistry.
Last Updated: June 3, 2004
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