Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Leeza Robertson, author of Tarot Court Cards for Beginners, and Tarot Reversals for Beginners, and The Mermaid Tarot. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your very own mermaid tail? Imagine yourself sitting at the ocean's edge, with your newly formed tail sparkling in the sunlight, watching its iridescent colors bounce and twist into a hypnotic montage. Contemplate for a second what your tail would feel like. Think about the way it moves differently from your human legs. See if you can feel the muscles as you move your tail around. Now imagine the freeness you feel as you dive into the water and start to swim. Your mermaid

Learn more HERE. It may be called Llewellyn’s Little Book of Tarot but it sure packs a big punch. With images from over 40 decks, 8 exercises, 41 tarot tips, 27 symbolism highlights, and 17 journal prompts, there is a lot to explore. The design works perfectly with the content. With its full color pages and small, pick-up-able size, it just begs to be flipped through. It invites dipping in and out, as the mood strikes. No need for a big commitment to “study” the cards or setting aside large time chunks for reading. If you are busy and still want to enjoy the benefits and delights of tarot, this book is perfect for you. Tarot is deep and powerful and maybe sometimes

Learn more HERE. One of lovely things about this book is the interior design. So I'm including one so you can see how pretty the pages are. Plus, a Secrets of the Moon Spread!

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Melissa Cynova, author of Kitchen Table Tarot and the new Tarot Elements. Most long-time tarot readers get an expression on their face when hearing about a client asking the question, "Will my ex come back?" It's not an unkind reaction, not "No, they won't." It's more of a, "Dear God, when will people start valuing themselves enough to not long for people who hurt them?" And yeah, ok, a shortened version of that is, "No, they won't." I've given this reading many, many times for many, many questions, and after thirty years, I feel qualified enough to offer advice on this subject. The answer to this is generally (like 98.7% of the