Wild Card: Let the Tarot Tell Your Story

Wild Card is a beautiful yet accessible guide to the intricacies of tarot. Jen and Fiona have masterfully woven the underlying symbolism of the tarot without becoming overly esoteric - the principles underpinning each card are explored through the drawing out of human experiences, feelings and ideas that make it hard not to feel truly connected to the process.The book is graced with gorgeous illustrations. The authors imbue the text with a sense of mindfulness and openness, encouraging the reader to approach tarot reading with a curious and compassionate heart.Wild Card is as a testament to the beauty and depth of tarot, and serves as an indispensable resource for both beginners and more experienced practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of the cards.

As a complete beginner, I am finding this book absolutely amazing. It is so accessible and well written, very clearly structured and explained. I absolutely love it

I'd definitely recommend this as a first tarot book. It has a lovely tone, the authors seem very genuine and they skilfully do away with any notion that your future is somehow hard-coded in the cards. What this book manages very successfully is to open up the idea that the cards are a way to enter into dialogue with your subconscious and to think about things from another perspective before jumping into a situation without fully thinking about it.

A breath of fresh air in tarot books! This book is very readable and lays out the mystery of the tarot in an easy guide to get you started, without too much mystical theory to muddy the guide. It is straight forward, debunks some of the myths surrounding tarot and takes the fear out of taking the plunge and learning how to read these cards. I loved the authors style of writing, and they very much focus on questions to ask yourself when trying to find meanings in the cards during a reading, with simple ways of learning each card and reminding the reader that the cards are similar to regular playing cards with suits and numbers. I found it so helpful that I have preordered my own physical copy so that I can study at my leisure ( I find reference books easier to use in printed form).

I love the modern take on the description of the cards.

I’m so excited to dig in to this book. I’ve already read the first two chapters and it’s exactly what I was looking for. I’m new to tarot and most of the guidebooks are good but lack the depth that this book gives. I was looking for something fun and modern, with good takes are going to spurn me on! Thank you!!!

This book is very well written and has helped me get back into Tarot cards and their understanding written very cleverly I can dip and dive into this publication on my journey with the cards 10 out of 10

I really liked the astronomical references but when I got to the cards -minor arcana- I was very disappointed!!The descriptions of the minors are totally misleading and would be totally useless for a “newbie” in tarot . I’m not a beginner but even for me the minors here are useless ,since author is describing a totally different deck than rider Waite ,even though the pictures are from a rider deck .