Guided Tarot for Teens: A Beginner's Guide to Card Meanings, Spreads, and Trust in Your Intuition (Guided Metaphysical Readings)

I’m a professional tarot reader + deck creator. I got this as a gift for my daughters birthday. I love the spreads, the content, and the organization. Very well done.

Inspiring

This is a pretty good book for beginners. As a teen I had an interest in tarot and other mysticism, and this book would have been useful back then. I have since grown up and lost interest, but the book is well written as a primer for beginners.

First things first, I am not a teen yet I enjoyed this book's approach to explaining the tarot. The book gives you the traditional small history of the tarot and the description/interpretation of each card. The book also includes recommendations to journal so that you can get to know the cards without needing to continually reference the guidebook. It also includes ideas for spreads and different exercises to get you better at reading the tarot. I also enjoyed the art/images inside the book.Thank you NetGalley and Zeitgeist for providing me with a copy of this book.

This beginners guide to Tarot reading provides in-depth descriptions and instructions from simple readings to expert readings. The diagrams are easy to follow and are presented in an easy to understand way. The author describes each card and their meaning very well so you get a good grasp on the information needed to read cards. This is a great way to learn tarot reading regardless of age. The personal experiences and stories add to the book giving it life, and separates it from dry textbook like alternatives.

Pretty much just a reformatted “Guided Tarot”, which I already have.

This book includes exercises to grow and nurture your intuition to be able to do reads better for yourself and for others. Your teen can learn what tarot is and how it works. It teaches your teen how to choose his or her deck. It includes exercises like journaling to expand his or her mind. This book goes into details about each card found in a tarot deck and what it means based on how the card is pulled. This author clearly knows what she is talking about. This book is very informative and detailed and the perfect way for your teen or even you to learn about tarot as a beginner. It does say for teens but it is an excellent reference guide for anyone that is just starting out learning tarot.#tarot #teens #referenceguide #beginnertarot #tarot4teens

Caponi’s guide explains everything from understanding tarot itself to card spreads and includes details on every card in a typical tarot deck. This is a great place for beginners of any age to start learning about tarot—and a resource list for further reading is in the back of the book.Tarot is a niche topic, which is the only reason I rated it as “low” in audience appeal. Caponi writes in an engaging way that most nonfiction books struggle with. The second half of the book is repetitive in structure as each card is explained, but the information is still interesting.The mature content rating is for depictions of nudity in the artwork shown on example tarot cards from the Rider Waite Smith deck, and the violence rating is for depictions of weapons as shown on example tarot cards from the same deck.