Rider-Waite Tarot Made Easy

You draw a card and don't know what to say; you open a manual and find only lists of keywords. This book puts a card in your hand before asking you to study anything. It teaches you to read the Rider-Waite-Smith deck with a four-step method: a small question with a deadline, one card, a sentence that comes from what you see in the picture, and a caveat that makes clear the limits of that statement.

Seventeen chapters in three parts: starting today with one card; a profile for each of the seventy-eight cards, with six sections and five keywords; and three-card readings, reversed cards and how to say it without exaggerating. Thirty-five exercises with an answer criterion, seventeen invented cases, a glossary of forty terms and a four-week plan.

Tarot, here, is a tool for reflection and entertainment: it does not predict the future or replace any professional. First volume of the Rider-Waite Step by Step series.