Workbooks

Tarot books with exercises and experiments for increasing your Tarot knowledge.

Learning the Tarot The tarot book for beginners. Containing a complete 19 lesson course on reading tarot and thorough, but not overly numerous, meanings for the cards themselves. Highly recommended for tarot newcomers!

Tarot for Self Discovery Tarot for Self Discovery is a workbook of more than fifty novel tarot card exercises, designed to delve into your psyche and increase your self-knowledge. Excellent.

Tarot for Your Self The original tarot workbook for personal transformation by Mary Greer. Get to know your tarot cards and your self through these visualistions, spreads, meditations and rituals.

Tarot Journal The Tarot Journal is an elegant spiral-bound, hardcover journal. It is 9" by 12" inches in size and has 22 blank spread pages and 256 blank card stickers. It's been well thought-out to be a useful and attractive record for tarot readings.

Tarot Lovers' Notebook The Tarot Lovers' Notebook is a sturdy, spiral-bound journal for notes and thoughts on each of the 78 tarot cards. The notebook has sidebars with original tarot illustrations, correspondences and card meanings, and plenty of space for your own card info.

Tarot Workbook The Tarot Workbook features the Sharman-Caselli Tarot, and has 78 blank card images that can be coloured in as you like them. There are also colouring and personal assocation exercises to help approach the cards in a more intuitive way.

The Tarot Activity Book The Tarot Activity Book mixes tarot with creative processes like writing, journaling, and art and crafts. It has over 100 exercises and activities for one's own personal transformation, or for therapeutic or artistic use.

The Transformational Truth of Tarot The Transformational Truth of Tarot is a general overview and tarot workbook, in which author Tiffany Crosara shares her passion and enthusiasm for tarot and her experience as a spiritual healer and psychic reader. Suitable for beginners onwards.

What's in the Cards for You? What's in the Cards for You? is a workbook of thirty original 'experiments' designed so the reader can find for themselves how Tarot can be useful in their lives. The book is written in McElroy's typical skeptical and demystified style.