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Essential Self-Care by Leah Vanderveldt
£14.99£11.24Tarot, breathworth, astrology, moon cycles, restorative recipes, crystals, and more. About the BookCalm and improve your mood with herbal infusions, healing crystals, soothing breathwork, and empowering movement.Find insight through Tarot readings,... -
Dark Shadow, Golden Shadow by Shannon Knight
£16.99£12.74Magickal Tools and Tarot to confront your fears & free our potentialAbout the BookDark Shadow, Golden Shadow provides the tools and guidance necessary to embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing, with the added benefit of using tarot and... -
Making Tarot Magic by Briana Saussy
£17.99£13.49Rituals & Remedies to Transform Readings into ActionAbout the BookMany times, people walk away from a tarot reading thinking, Now what? Is this it? What can they do to improve their situation? Making Tarot Magic provides the answers.In various... -
The Beginner's Guide to Divination by Kirsten Riddle
£14.99£11.24How to Reveal the Future, from Crystal Balls and Palm Reading to Tarot, Runes, Tea Leaves, and More…About the BookSince the dawn of millenia, humans have sought answers to life’s big questions through divination: the art of predicting the... -
The Life-Changing Power of Tarot by Georgia White
£20.00£15.00Reading the Cards for Self-EmpowermentAbout the BookThis is not a book about fortune telling, this is a guide for personal growth.Dive into the transformative world of tarot with this fresh approach, which shifts the focus from traditional...
Tarot Books
Tarot cards usually come with an instruction booklet to get you started with the cards, but if you'd like to learn more about how the tarot can be read or different ways in which it can be used, there are plenty of books available on the topic.
Most of the books in this section are non-deck specific and can be used with most types of tarot cards. The books focus on the general meanings and archetypal energies of the cards (e.g. the three of wands), making them applicable to whatever style of tarot deck you own.
Some of the books only use one deck to illustrate the meaning of the cards – most often, this is the Original Rider Waite tarot deck.