Juggling for the Complete Klutz by John Cassidy and B. C. Rimbeaux

A cheerful first step towards keeping everything airborne

Good Condition - Light rubbing and edge wear to covers, with slight curl. Hole through the top corner of the book.

John Cassidy and B. C. Rimbeaux approach juggling with the conviction that even the most uncoordinated beginner can learn. This third edition breaks the skill into small stages, using friendly explanations and Diane Waller's humorous illustrations to make practice feel approachable. Rather than assuming natural talent, the book focuses on understanding the movement, repeating manageable exercises and building confidence a little at a time. The light tone acknowledges dropped objects and early frustration as part of the process. Juggling for the Complete Klutz offers a practical introduction for readers curious about a new hobby, combining clear instruction with the encouragement to keep trying until the rhythm begins to come together.