The Deduction Guide Paperback – August 5, 2014

Wonderfully concise and direct, with extensive Resources and References to both lend credibility and encourage further exploration into this fascinating discipline. (As the back of the book indicates, this guide is not for the more practiced observer so much as the aspirational beginner.) The conversational tone (and perhaps a grammatical error or two) may take devout literary scholars a few pages to adapt to, but Ms Blackwood knows what she is talking about and the approachability of the text only proves to be an asset when one attempts to put the techniques into practice. Overall I can easily recommend this volume to anyone interested in learning more about the world around them and desiring to experience it more fully.

Quick and easy read, informative. I learned a couple of things I didn't know before. The author died a good job of introducing a lot of material and making it easy to understand. Read and enjoy!

Pretty good - nice size - easy to carry in pocket or purse! Most of the material has appeared in one form or another in other tomes, but the pocket size makes it fun to carry and read while waiting . . . .

This is a beginners guide to deduction. It's a small pocket type book but not worth the price. I was disappointed when I got it. It has several typos and grammatical errors. There are better books on Amazon if you really want to think like Sherlock Holmes.

This book was awesome. Learned a lot and it’s a easy & Interesting read. Wish it was longer. I would definitely recommend if you’re into reading people.

I almost need a magnifying glass to read it

Basically what the title says - this is an EXCELLENT basic introduction to deduction. Explains things very well, uses examples, etc.!

There are useful links and techniques written in the book, otherwise just filling up pages so this book can reach the bookshelves. Overall , genuine specially teaching mediation that leads to mind palace, for those who already knew about psychologist might be interested.