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Tarot: Cards For Divination, Wisdom And Self Discovery
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
December 31, 2025
Loved this so much. The illustrations are beautiful and every turn of the page explains a tarot card, the major and minor arcana. The binding is superb - worth to collect! Therefore, I'll have to get more books in this series to adorn a nice corner of my shelf.
March 5, 2026
A quick reference guide for tarot readings; short descriptions and interpretations for each card.
Beautiful colour prints and a stunning binding - makes for a lovely collector's item or coffee table book. I did notice that the writing at the bottom of each picture card had been printed, instead of the original hand lettering - no idea why this was substituted, maybe to avoid a copyright claim?
I found the writing style to be a bit too casual in places, some weird phrases here and there and not perfectly edited even though this is not the first edition; I found a fair few typos.
I did not agree with some of the descriptions, e.g. Four of Swords was described as a figure resting or sleeping when it's clearly a picture of an effigy on a grave. The rationale for some of the interpretations was unclear to me, often the reverse of the card had a the opposite meaning to the upright one (which makes sense to me), but sometimes it had the same meaning only intensified.
Beautiful colour prints and a stunning binding - makes for a lovely collector's item or coffee table book. I did notice that the writing at the bottom of each picture card had been printed, instead of the original hand lettering - no idea why this was substituted, maybe to avoid a copyright claim?
I found the writing style to be a bit too casual in places, some weird phrases here and there and not perfectly edited even though this is not the first edition; I found a fair few typos.
I did not agree with some of the descriptions, e.g. Four of Swords was described as a figure resting or sleeping when it's clearly a picture of an effigy on a grave. The rationale for some of the interpretations was unclear to me, often the reverse of the card had a the opposite meaning to the upright one (which makes sense to me), but sometimes it had the same meaning only intensified.
February 13, 2024
I have read different books on the Rider-Waite deck cards, this one is the best one yet. Very simple to the point, a summary upright, reverse and a description of each card with the picture of the card. And the picture cards are big to see the details as it is written.
February 9, 2024
Good primer for all the cards in the deck. Some brief info on tarot in general and spreads, but it’s mostly about interpreting individual cards.
September 22, 2024
This was good, straight to the point.
No ramblings and designed in an engaging way.
No ramblings and designed in an engaging way.
March 5, 2026
Very cool looking and informative. Very useful
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