Handwriting analysis.
Series: Pyramid giant,; G228
Publisher: Pyramid Books
Published: 1956
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Graphology.
First sentence: Introduction
Graphology is an interesting and valuable short cut toward understanding the inner personality of others as well as yourself. Knowing the clues to character through handwriting formations provides a basis for adapting yourself to other personalities and making life happier for you as well as your companions.
While the use of graphology is fairly new in this country as compared to the European nations, it is quickly gaining proper recognition here. In the past twenty-five years newspapers have featured handwriting-analysis columns which brought this subject to the attention of the American public. But there is also the more serious side. Graphologists are retained by many business firms to aid them in screening applicants for specific jobs. (Have you ever noticed how many help-wanted ads say, "Apply in your own handwriting?") Professional graphologists are consulted by young people who are uncertain about their abilities and talents, by the parent who would like to know why her young son wants to play baseball instead of becoming a doctor, by children who want to get the "inside information" about the characters of their parents. There are as many reasons for desiring a handwriting analysis as there are individual problems...
Description: CAN YOUR GIRL FRIEND KEEP A SECRET? IS YOUR HUSBAND SUITED TO HIS JOB? WILL SHE MAKE A GOOD MOTHER? IS HE THE MAN FOR YOU?
These are only a few of the many questions that handwriting analysis can answer. Dorothy Sara, noted graphologist and President of the American Graphological Society, simply and clearly explains how you can easily uncover a person's inner secrets and character traits.            
This concise, illustrated   book is your key to understanding yourself, your family, and everyone you come in contact with.
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