Sandwiched between one-liners and wild drawings is basic instruction on how to pass clubs, as well as intermediate level variations. Several multi-person patterns receive more traditional illustrations that are adequate for their purposes. Beginners will discover the wide variety of passes possible, as well as some patterns to try with friends. Advanced club passers will find nothing new inside, but will get a kick out of the illustrations. Devils pass pitchforks and angels pass halos.
Ducks deliver clubs air mail from one juggler to another.
The book is printed throughout in black and red, so is more colorful than most instructional pieces. The authors obviously had fun putting it together, and readers will have fun looking it over. In well-chosen words easily read by fourth graders, it gives a short overview of juggling history and instruction in the basics. The text is narrative, as if Nathan is telling the story. I started with two balls, one cupped in each hand, and tossed the right ball upward.