Product Description

Since its start in 1998 as a free email newsletter, 'Tarot Tips' has grown into one of the major newsletters of its kind, answering queries from readers around the world. Now its correspondence is reprinted in this new book by the same name. In small pieces, easy to grasp and digest, one technique after another is laid out before you - from low-impact shuffling methods to how to get yes-no answers from the cards.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #280621 in Books
• Published on: 2003-12-04
• Format: Tarot
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

Customer Reviews

Quick & Easy Tips - a "must have" for your Tarot Collection!
I bought this book and just couldn't put it down. It has so many quick and easy tips and is massively practical.

The writers' style is warm, welcoming, easy and personal. You actually feel as if you are sitting in their class or at the end of a phone talking to them.

The information is accessible and easy to understand and apply. The fact that the book is divided up into different sections including Decks; Interpretation & Meaning; Reading Techniques; Spreads; Other Things You Can Do With Tarot and Ethics makes it incredibly easy to get great value from it quickly.

Even as a fairly experienced reader I picked up so many really useful tips. I would recommend this book to all Tarot enthusiasts. (The Tarot School story was a fascinating Appendix.)

Excellent and Different.
If you have a fascination for the Tarot then this book is a must for your bookshelf! As a beginner I have read through it once but know that I will both re-read it and use it for reference in the future. The content is aimed more at the serious student but as with many Tarot books does not alienate the beginner like myself and does increase interest in the subject. A well deserved 5 stars!

Useful- but maybe not for the tarot novice
I am a tarot beginner and bought this book because it sounded as if it would offer simple and practical advice that is easy to understand. And it did to some extend; I liked the author's emphasis on trusting your own intuition and involving the querent in the reading rather than ridgidly following textbook interpretations and meanings.
However, this book is not really a teaching guide, it's basically a collection from a website where people (often experienced tarot readers) asked questions and the author gave an answer. Some of these questions were too advanced for me and were referring to subjects I had no knowledge of. Therefore the answers were not always useful too me and at times too technical and not extensive enough to make sense to me as a beginner.
If you are a novice like me and want to learn a use tarot, I would advice to buy a book that is specifically aimed at the beginner, you will probably get more out of it.
I will still keep this book and hopefully as I get a better understanding of the tarot, some sections of this book will become more useful to me.