How to Communicate with Spirits: Seances, Ouija Boards and Summoning

This text is brief and lacks detail, but it is accurate. If you are looking for s very basic overview of types of spirits and forms of communication, this book is a good introduction. The historical components are accurate, and the author makes occasional bold statements such as suggesting that the government is active in preventing the capabilities of psychics everywhere.

Love this book! Always enjoy reading and learning more about communicating with spirits.

This is the kind of reading material which usually gives people the creeps, however, I found How to Communicate with Spirits to be a well researched and interesting book. For the money, I feel this book over delivers.

Great book.

great book. Learned a lot from this book. This book I'm able to read more than once and still learn things.

Teaches you nothing, more books now bought that explain actually how to use. Frustrating, as you think you have the board and a book to learn then you realise you only have the board

very good item

This is a complete disappointment and I will be seeking a refund. It's a tiny book with formatting so bad, some sections contain random spaces between words, probably to take up more space. Was this reviewed by the publisher?? The book sections fly over the author's own opinions with little to no historic reference to anything he claims and takes the tactic of "read this book to learn about this", and also makes some unsupportive statements about entities such as demons, which to the author are nasty monsters with no desire but to devour all that is good. There's no discussion on the actual history, common views of such concepts or remote hints the author knows anything of the subject. Polished off with a dash of cheesy "wiccan" calls to the Elements and time talking about Parker Brothers as the founder of spirit boards and you get a small pamphlet of useless rubbish.