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Book review: Hellmuth presents Read 'em and Reap
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1319889, member: 23910"] It's absolutely 100% certain - Phil Hellmuth did [B]not[/B] write this book. It's written by Joe Navarro, a career FBI agent who [I]isn't[/I] a poker player and IMO the book is all the better for it. Ever watch that [I]Lie to Me[/I] show? Navarro is kinda like a real-life version of Cal Lightman. Guy knows what he's talking about. As to whether it's worth buying the book if you've read several of his articles... I dunno, I haven't read the articles in question. I've read a few things he's submitted to Bluff though and they do seem to cover the same ground. He wrote an article about "the most honest part of the body" for Bluff, for example, and it was basically the same as what's in [I]Read 'em and Reap[/I]. What are the photos like in the articles you've read? If they're small or not included then it's definitely worth getting the book, because the photos are excellent and really add to the understanding. [/QUOTE]
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