Has anyone seen , or have any experience, with The Taylor Made Book Test by David Taylor?

Gerry,

David showed this to me last year when we were both working in Barcelona together. Itrs a really nice idea in my opinion and Dave is a real nice lad.

The method is certainly a variation on an older method (but then everything is these days) however when he showed me it flew right by me. I couldn't understand how he could ppossibly peek any information. I know the same is true for a few people who have seen the 'cockney geezer' perform it.

The major advantage of this booktest is that it doesn't cost an arm and aleg as you're not buying a specially printed book. This is something that if you sit down for half an hour...or less, you can be ready to perform.

That said, I havent seen the DVD yet. I can vouch for the method being pretty nice but as for the DVD I'm sure Pete Nardi and the guys have done a good job, seems to me that their production quality gets better each release!

Stay well.

Ken
-The real world

Personally I'd say say at £13 it was definitely worth the money. Ken's summary was pretty accurate in that it is a variation on existing ideas, but it is certainly the best of those ideas that I have seen and ultimately it is very usuable.

As a bonus they also teach the hoy book test, and there is another fairly nice effect that uses the taylor made test to get one ahead.

As I said - not bad for £13. It is something I will use.

So where is this test to be bought from?

I'm curious

Alakazam.co.uk Paul

Be aware that when the ad says Any Book it means any book that you prepare before hand. It is not an impromptu AAA book test.

I think its pretty good and worth the money.

The Taylor Made Book Test is a fabulous variation on an older method and is great value for money. David demmed this for me at the Blackpool convention last month and although I thought I knew exactly where he was gleaning the required information from, I was wrong !! As well as an in depth explanation of his dictionary book test, David teaches a very nice 'Secret Santa' routine using a store shopping catalogue.
Peter Nardi also gives a bonus demonstration of 'The Hoy Book Test', a totally impromptu book test which uses borrowed ungaffed books or magazines.
All this for under £13...

Paul.