Book description
Discover a world of insight and mindfulness in this playful board book introduction to Tarot!
Help the littlest Tarot readers discover their inner world! As one baby journeys through the day, facing down the many challenges of being a tot, readers will get to know the Tarot deck and the…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Tarot for Baby as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I am a new grandma, and this was the first book I bought for baby’s new library.
Every card of the major arcana (22 cards) is explained positively in simple language (one card per page). From The Empress card, “You are cared for,” to the Chariot card, “If you push yourself toward what is good and true, nothing can stop you,” to the Star card, “If you do feel sad, trust in how beautiful the universe is.”
The book shows a little girl acting out each adventure through the day. This little board book is magical!
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