Everyday Witch Tarot Mini Cards – April 8, 2020

So cute and perfect the size for small, petite hands! Very intuitive deck, which is great for beginners. The imagery is beautiful and soulful! Did not come with book due to size so I ordered the kindle addition separately and I do recommend it as well! Thanks!

I just got really into tarot cards recently- Loved watching tarot readings on youtube- decided to buy a few different decks, because I saw all the readers did it- I bought 10 total, and these are by far my fav! These cards are almost alive in my hands- the pictures are so detailed ( and cute) but so detailed I could read them so quickly, picked up on things so much faster- these really bring out my intuitive side... I made a mistake and bought the mini deck- I like them though, because they fit in my purse, and are small and easy for my hands to hold and shuffle- but I just bought the larger deck- because the pictures are so damn cute I really wanted to see and hold larger cards for readings at my home. I highly recommend this deck! Best out there in my opinion.

The cards leave me feeling better with the cute Witchy style clothing and little familiars. Some interpretations I hadn’t even thought of that really pleased me and I’ve done tarot for over 30 years, but would never claim to be an expert. So the mini deck for my purse, tarot will travel!

Everyday Witch Tarot is my favorite deck of all time, so I had to get the mini. (Warning: when they say mini, they mean MINI. This deck is smaller than a deck of playing cards.) You’re going to need both to learn the deck. The mini is the tiniest and cutest thing I’ve ever seen, but the important visual details are in no way obscured by its size. It does not come with the amazing full color guidebook of the standard version. I wouldn’t expect that at this price point. What pleasantly surprised me is the card stock. Whereas I had to reback my standard EW with contact paper as it was so flimsy, this deck is very sturdy and does not need reinforcement at all. The color of the mini is a tiny bit more saturated than the standard. No other deck I’ve seen possesses this level of visual symbolism. I’m still finding new details in the images years later. It may look cutesy, but its messages are direct and sometimes very brutal. I’m glad I got the mini to be able to lay the whole deck out and study its particular suit progression story in greater detail.

I love small tarot decks because I have small childlike hands. I saw this deck routinely used by a tarot reader that I love watching on YouTube so decided to grab one for myself to add to my collection. I wasn't disappointed. I love this deck, it's easy to read and shuffles like a dream. The illustrations are charming, the cardstock is solid and it's not expensive. Overall, a great choice

When I first saw how TINY the cards were, I was a little disappointed. I wish there was a consensus on what constitutes Mini vs. Tiny/Pocket. I would classify these cards as tiny instead of mini. Maybe this size is a true pocket deck. I have a deck labeled as a pocket tarot, but it is much bigger than this deck. Either way, it seems many people are or will be surprised when they see the actual size of the cards. All that said, it is a cute deck and I am a fan of the art and the interpretations (with regular deck). I'm also getting more comfortable and forgiving with the size, even though I would have preferred the deck to be a bit bigger (e.g. the "Universal Waite Pocket Tarot Deck" by U.S. Games Systems).My other issue is the lack of a book. This is not a major issue for me because I have the standard version, but having at least a little b&w book, an option to buy the book separately, or even better (personal preference) an ebook. I mean the point in my opinion of having a deck this tiny is to be able to travel with it easily. One shouldn't have to lug around a big book because it defeats the purpose. I know some folks will use this deck to create their study journal or another tarot notebook so the travel aspect won't apply to them. But I know of others who are excited to have these to travel with. So again, an ebook or a small lightweight book would've been nice. I have purchased what was my smallest deck (just a little bigger than this deck but smaller than the Universal Waite Pocket Tarot) and was able to purchase an ebook. I just don't understand not offering something. As far as the cardstock goes, it is on the thin side (doesn't bother me), but a bit stiff compared to the larger deck. So, it probably wouldn't stand the test of time with regular use, but they are not expensive.Overall, I love the artwork, the ease of shuffling and glad to have this tiny (true pocket) deck that's easy to carry around. I think many people will get over the minor announces and fall in love with it.

I use this deck regularly, especially for clarifying a bigger sized deck. The artwork is fantastic. The way this deck works off of others is serendipitous. I highly recommend.

I've been wanting this deck for a while, and jumped at the mini because it's half the price of regular size. They're much smaller than I expected and so cute. They're smaller than bridge size cards, which is the size that Kipper and Lenormand cards come in. They easily fit into the palm of small hands. They're perfect for carrying around. They come in a standard cardboard tuck box, and Amazon ships them in a manilla envelope, so the box may or may not be damaged when it arrives. Mine was dented in one corner. That's not the publisher's fault. The card stock is average. They shuffle well. It doesn't come with a booklet, but most people probably won't need it anyway. They're definitely worth buying.