Mary Moss

Everyone can be a Magician! Mary Moss

I remember very clearly the first magic show that I ever saw in person as a young boy: I had so much fun, I was amazed beyond words, and my life was changed forever for the better. I am so glad that you are reading this book because you are now embarking on an adventure of a lifetime that will give you so much joy. There are so many benefits to having magic as a hobby: Magic is a performing art that is shared with others. Magic develops public-speaking skills and confidence. Magic works your mind and develops manual dexterity. Magic has been used as a form of therapy for people battling dementia. Magic has also been used as physical therapy for those recovering from hand injuries. Magic develops creativity. Magic encourages reading because all those wonderful secrets are written down in books. Magic also has such a rich history with so many interesting "back stories". Magic increases interest in other topics like science and mathematics. Magic is fun and entertaining. Magic is an effective learning enhancement aid. Many good teachers and public speakers have used magic tricks to hold the attention of their students or audience. Magic can be used to earn extra money. Magic keeps your heart and mind young. I most love magic because it is to its core optimistic: all of magic is based on the premise that all things are possible, if only we believe