This "Card Magic Vol. 1" by W. Ciuro, the first part breaks down techniques and theory—about half the book. The rest covers all sorts of tricks using a regular deck (if you're feeling adventurous, Volume 2 is all about gimmicked decks), and there's a ton of material (almost 700 pages!).
It costs less than $50 and you can find it via the link shared in the magic books section.
Hey,
we've discussed this topic in more detail, and it's along similar lines. If you'd like to take a look:
https://magigram.com/es/club/magic/libros-de-magiaa-5104/
And here's a website for magic books:
https://www.librosdemagia.com/
Later,
Right now, I'm working my way through The Art of Magic—or 'Kaplan' to my friends. Seriously, I can't recommend it enough.
If you could only grab one book, I think this one's a winner. It's got a little bit of everything.
The Easy Way into Card Magic
The 5 Points of Magic (more theory than actual tricks)
Fundamental Card Magic
That's all I can think of for now; but these are the classics almost every magician started with.
That's a really broad question.
What's your experience level? For me, Joaquin Matas' A Fuego Lento is extremely practical, but you'll definitely need some prior magic experience.
Ganson's Close-up Magic books feature effects with a ton of elements, but they're currently out of print.
This "Card Magic Vol. 1" by W. Ciuro, the first part breaks down techniques and theory—about half the book. The rest covers all sorts of tricks using a regular deck (if you're feeling adventurous, Volume 2 is all about gimmicked decks), and there's a ton of material (almost 700 pages!).
It costs less than $50 and you can find it via the link shared in the magic books section.