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2004 COVR AWARD 1ST RUNNER-UP!

Let author and Tarot teacher James Ricklef guide you through sample readings for famous characters from history, myth, and fiction. Discover many ways to interpret the cards, read reversed cards, expand on common three-card spreads, construct a good question, and even rephrase less-than-ideal questions.

Explore several variations of the basic three-card spread, and learn how to break the Celtic Cross into mini spreads for clearer, more insightful advice. Beginning Tarot students will find in-depth solutions to common stumbling blocks, while advanced readers will delight in the myriad possibilities of three-card spreads and the sample readings for famous characters.

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Paperback 336 Pages
ISBN-10: 0738702722
ISBN-13: 9780738702728
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Pub date: Nov 01, 2003
Dimensions: 23 cm x 15 cm x 2 cm Just how big is that?
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