Dorothy Kelly

There's a problem with reviewing a tarot book: if you don't agree with the author's take on the cards, it's hard to judge anything else about the book. That's what happened with me and this book. I think the general approach is sound. Kelly spends most of the book putting together 2-, 3-, and 4-card combinations and showing how she uses keywords to turn those combinations into plain English interpretations, followed by demonstrating some spreads. But much of the time, I wondered how she came up with her keywords in the first place since they were not at all like how I think of the cards, and this distracted me.… (altro)