mrdiyshisha Cookie Story Tarot, 79 Cute Tarot Cards for Beginners, Standard Size: 4.75" x 2.75"

Got these for my daughter so she’d have a fun card style. But they have a true meaning behind each card. They were a perfect deck for her. Including size, quality, and price.

The media could not be loaded. Not for Beginners... (Doesn't include detailed booklet, which is really a necessity for each deck.) Its just a No for me all together... Tarot is not Candy land!

There is a mobile game my daughter has played for years called Cookie Run and Cookie Run Kingdom. It seems to have gotten more popular the last few years with its Dolan with k pop group BTS recently. I got this set for her both because she is always interested in my tarot sets (artwork and just in general) and because these characters are very similar to the characters in her favorite game. I’m not sure if there is a connection, but the images were cute and the cards seem to be pretty decently made. Great starter deck.

This is one of the most unusual tarot decks I’ve ever seen. The cards are lavish displays of candies and frostings in mostly pastel colors: pinks, purples, light greens, bright yellows, and blues. All the figures are gingerbread cookies in various cookie shades.Looking through the major arcana (this is a Rider-Waite-Smith style deck), most of the gingerbread figures appear as one would expect. Candy stars twinkle in the sky on almost every card. Lollipops, candy canes, frostings, and candy hearts decorate many of the scenes. The entire deck is whimsical and playful.Moving to the minor arcana, the deck becomes even more intriguing. This deck is called a Story Deck. So, I expected the cards to tell a story. They do, but not in the way I expected.Almost every card in the four suits from 2 - King features a figure from pop culture. You’ll find cookies dressed as characters from movies, cartoons, childhood stories, anime, video games, and a few from real life. So it’s not a deck that tells a story, per se, but a deck about story. About stories and the characters we use to tell them. Depending upon your familiarity with current cultural stories, you may or may not be able to identify them at first sight. I knew almost all the movie and cartoon figures, but I needed College Kid’s help to identify the ones from video games and anime.This, of course, brings much more depth to the deck than simply calling it “a tarot deck about cookies.” Frankly, I wasn’t sure about a cookie tarot deck. It sounded frou-frou and a bit over the top. But the individual characters depicted bring so much delight in discovering each one that it’s definitely a deck worth exploring. Pondering why each character appears where it does also leads to deeper interpretation of the cards. I’ve avoided photos of any well-known IP, but I do show The Three Little Pigs and Leonardo da Vinci. The rest are for you to decipher.The cards are glossy card stock, and they shuffle reasonably well. The deck includes a guidebook leaflet, but it’s not a guide to this deck in particular. It’s a general RWS guide that may or may not refer to the individual cards as they are depicted.While this deck probably wouldn’t function as a primary everyday deck, it would be a fun one to have available as an alternative for those days when you could use a pick-me-up. These cards are definitely joyful. However, they are extremely busy and the overabundance of art on each card might drive someone to distraction. Anyone who is passionate about pastel colors, sweets, or current culture would probably find this a deck worth owning.

These cards were/are so cheaply made. The quality is poor. The only thing good about these cards is the pictures on them.

The media could not be loaded. I would definitely recommend these the images on the card come from movies, and characters that you could recognize even though they are in a cartoon fashion these cards are very cute. They still hold the background image of the traditional card. They just have a character spin on them definitely recommend they’re easy to shuffle a card stock is really nice. The image on the back is really nice I like the design they shuffle really well. It comes with 79 cards. I’m not sure with that the last card is it says something different, I tried looking in the book to see what the card means. It says happy squirrel I’m not really sure what this card means but I guess it’s like a wild card when you’re doing taro it could mean whatever depending on the readers depiction of the card and what you’re reading when you’re doing the spread so we could have several different meanings. It could mean chaos because there’s so much going on in this card or it could also mean because the person who’s decorating the cookies in the card is very focused and not paying attention to any distractions that they are focused and I paid attention to distractions. They’re trying to get their job and order done without you no strain from the task at hand it could mean several different things , so depending on the readers interpretation, this extra card could mean a lot I really do enjoy these cards are very nice very pretty. I like them because there’s I like cartoons and these are very cute to me. I love the colors I love the illustration animation is on the card and that I could identify what a lot of the characters are on the card. great job highly recommend the definitely give these as a gift.

Obviously these are a very interesting design. As far as tarot cards go, these are not the highest quality with representation + readability for beginners. To give credit here, they are made of a slightly glossy cardstock/material and all the art is printed well with vibrant colors. They do not get stuck when shuffling. They are a bit larger than standard cards but there is a smaller option. I think these are a good gift for someone whos into tarot, as maybe a gag/silly gift. The artstyle is very cute and endearing, but doesn't take things too seriously.