I personally know two people who learned to juggle from this book! The instructions are clear and the illustrations are helpful. Unfortunately, either I am more of a Klutz than this book anticipated or my dedication to the practice required is lacking (I suspect the latter).

This is a fun-to-read book to learn how to juggle, but besides juggling...it has, basic to advanced juggling tricks.

This was fun for me until I got to the actual juggling part. I was just juggling until one of the fuzzy, red, square, velvet balls fell onto the floor, and burst open!

I would highly recommend just buying the book and getting some DIFFERENT balls separate on Amazon or something. ( )

This book is enjoyable for a different type of reading material. It is enjoyable for children to read about juggling.

I enjoyed this book, it is a humerous book about juggling.

This book would be good to provide to children that need to become engaged readers. ( )

In lieu of a review, a confession: I've had this book in my house since the day it was published – 14 years ago! – and I still can't juggle! I cannot really blame the instruction in the book, humorous and succinct as it is – I must be the Ultimate Klutz!

This is a 2 inch tall replica and scaled down version, excerpted from the 1987 edition. It is attached to a keychain and comes with a decorative set of colored juggling blocks. The cover illustration depicted on the graphical view varies slightly. (a spiral binding is visible)