Beginner Level to Pro

I wish to learn/understand the science of hand reading in detail, can recommend me a(more than one is also good) book that will take me from a beginner level to a pro.

Hello Arch,

In the Palmistry Books TOP 100 is currently the book 'Palmistry: Apprentice to Pro in 24 Hours' listed as the no.1, see:
http://www.handresearch.com/book/palmistry-top-100-amazon-books.htm

However, I also would like to add that in any field it is probably quite impossible to go from beginner level to pro via one book.

Beyond the need to read & study more books than one, it is also important to be aware that it takes a lot of time- and experience to become a pro. The shortest road is probably to get connected with an experienced professional in order to complete a course offered in your region.

I am okay with following multiple books: just assist me in which order should I refer them.

Can you brief me up with types pf palmistry.

Before making a pick can you give me little insight of each?

hi Arch,
re "Can you brief me up with types pf palmistry." "Before making a pick can you give me little insight of each?"

Really that would take many hours!
Martijn's advice is good, if you read thru the forum sections about different types of handreading you might find which type you prefer to focus on to start your studies.

My website gives books that I recommend, but many of them are now out of print. (it needs updating!)
http://www.handanalysis.co.uk/books.htm
My favourite book on western palmistry is Johnny Fincham "The Spellbinding Power of Palmistry". (I prefer it to his "Apprentice to Pro" book.)

A classic standard is William Benham "The Laws of Scientific Hand reading" written in year 1900. reprinted as "The Benham Book of Palmistry" 1988 (good for mounts and finger types, not so good on palmar lines). It is available free online as .pdf download eg here
http://www.astrogle.com/files/downloads/William-Benham-laws-of-scientific-handreading.pdf

Once you get really interested in palmistry, one book leads to another... just start reading! Try out and test the theories that you read, look at lots of hands, don't believe everything you read, use your discriminating mind!
Happy studying

I had started with 'Palmistry for all' by 'Cheiro' recommend anything that would help with an easy transition.
Can I start with 'Laws of Scientific Hand Reading'?

I didn't really complete 'Palmistry for All', the reason being I understood very little. It was pretty hard for me to understand what he was trying to convey.
PS - Can any one link me a better pdf for 'Laws of Scientific Hand reading'? Its real pain 'cause I read it through my mobile.

I too love cheiro and benham's.. Those are western classic palmistry books.