Quick and Easy Tarot Deck by Lytle & Ellen

Meanings on every card. Upright and reversed, printed on the faces.

Full 78-card deck. The complete tarot with instruction booklet.

The learning classic. Read from the first shuffle.

• Contents: 78-card tarot deck with printed upright and reversed meanings, plus instruction booklet
• By Lytle and Ellen; based on the classic Rider-Waite-Smith imagery
• SKU: DQUIEAS

Every tarot reader faces the same first wall: 78 cards, two orientations each, and a memory that holds maybe a dozen on a good day. The Quick and Easy answers by printing the keywords on the cards themselves, so a beginner reads real spreads immediately and absorbs the meanings through use rather than flashcards, which is genuinely how the learning sticks. The imagery follows the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, so everything learned here transfers to the standard decks later. Experienced readers keep one around for teaching and for guests at the table. The cards predict nothing on their own, as we say of every deck; they give the reading its vocabulary while the reader gives it the sense.

1. Shuffle with your question in mind and draw one card, or three for past, present, future.
2. Read the printed meaning for the card's orientation and apply it to the question.
3. Graduate to the booklet's fuller spreads as the meanings settle in.

• Queen of the Moon Oracle by Stacey Demarco: an oracle companion for the same table.
• Psychic Vision Jar Candle by Envision Crystal: the reading session's traditional atmosphere.
• Witches Tarot by Ellen Dugan: a natural second deck once the meanings stick.

Is this good for absolute beginners?

It is the standard recommendation: printed meanings let you read real spreads immediately, and the RWS imagery transfers to every classic deck afterward.

Are reversed meanings included?

Yes: each card prints both upright and reversed keywords on its face.

Will I outgrow it?

Happily, and that is its job: most readers graduate to unlabeled decks and keep this one for teaching.