THE PETIT JEU LENORMAND: FINALLY REVEALS ITS MYSTERY

This book is very dense and rich in information, well written and definitely the best book on card meanings between all those I already have. It treats of French traditional meanings and it is easy to understand and follow; it improves many classical spreads, the GT of course, but it also introduces many new spreads.Each card is explained in details. The author analyzes the meanings of cards (upright and reversed,) their left-right positioning, as well as the combinations of two, three and four cards together. In the last pages we receive the keys for the traditional interpretation, all combinations are explained, and each card is put in relation with the others 36 in the game. It can be found, also at the end, an amazing "Astrological Table" and the signs of the zodiac that were established for each card after the quatrains’ decoding.This is a brilliant book; I would highly recommend it to everyone, as it provides absolutely all explanations. More than that, the author has literally translated the French quatrains, and that changes a lot the perception that we had before on their meanings! This book is both a great read and a useful reference. It is a very impressive work, nothing was neglected, everything is clear and really, really logical.

My one gripe with the majority of Lenormand books is that they all tend to be a bit one-dimensional.This means this, that means that, thanks and goodnight.It really doesn't do the art of reading Lenormand any justice!Not so this particular book - this really deepens your understanding of the cards and their meanings, it comes across more like an esoteric Tarot manual, there's a multi-layered approach going into depth with each card and bringing in other philosophies and beliefs unlike a lot of Lenormand books.There are two main sections, individual card meanings and each card listed with associations to others.The astrological information is spot on - and another reason to buy this book (along with the accompanying volume of Lenormand spreads).This book and Caitlín Matthews "Lenormand Oracle" are probably the two best books on the subject.

Wonderful book on the Petit Jeu Lenormand!It provides historical background as well as card combinations.The book arrived promptly and in excellent condition.

The book contained a lot of valuable information, everything is arranged sequentially. I agree with the previous comments and would highly recommend

This book is very dense and rich in information, well written and definitely the best book on card meanings between all those I already have. It treats of French traditional meanings and it is easy to understand and follow; it improves many classical spreads, the GT of course, but it also introduces many new spreads.Each card is explained in details. The author analyzes the meanings of cards (upright and reversed,) their left-right positioning, as well as the combinations of two, three and four cards together. In the last pages we receive the keys for the traditional interpretation, all combinations are explained, and each card is put in relation with the others 36 in the game. It can be found, also at the end, an amazing "Astrological Table" and the signs of the zodiac that were established for each card after the quatrains’ decoding.This is a brilliant book; I would highly recommend it to everyone, as it provides absolutely all explanations. More than that, the author has literally translated the French quatrains, and that changes a lot the perception that we had before on their meanings! This book is both a great read and a useful reference. It is a very impressive work, nothing was neglected, everything is clear and really, really logical.

I like this book, but I expected more information about Grand tableau. For this spread author gave just a one book page. For me it was not enough, this theme was important for me. But she writes pretty much about each card, this is good for understanding a meaning. Also there are couple of old lenormand spreads, and about 12 new spreads, which you can also use in your practice. So, I don't know- it s good for you collection, if you already good with the basics of Lenormand, and you know how to read Great Tableau. For beginners i recommend it not, but for them, who want to go a little more deep in waters- it is good. Was interesting to read it, but text is not very easy readable.