Both books are available to buy here in Sweden, but in English. If they would have been translated into Swedish I might have bought them.

I already have tarot books in English but I have almost never looked into them, it´s hard to understand everything to 100 %.

I have a lot of tarot books and I love to read in them.

You're so fluent in English that it's hard to imagine you'd have trouble with written English, and yet I took a year of spoken French in high school and then I moved to a different school where all they offered was mostly written French and I was lost.  The French teacher walked over to me and said something to me that I didn't understand, then told me in English to conjugate a word.  I was totally lost and intimidated to think I'd have to dive in and try to catch up and immediately went to the office and changed to something else.  LOL

I decided to learn Spanish once, too, but got intimidated by the fact that Spanish gives genders to things like tables and chairs and things.  I couldn't imagine how on earth I could not only learn the language but then also learn genders of everything.  I admire you that you can master even as much of a second language as you have. 

I am late to this discussion, but thought I'd post anyway. 🙂  Griz, I think this is a wonderful idea and glad you started it!  I do have many Tarot Books, but haven't bought a *new* one for myself in many years.  I did however, recently purchase the newest Lenormand Book that was written by Rana George.  (see picture below).  It is her 2nd edition and I had the 1st edition for awhile too.  Rana used to be on AT as well and this is how I got to *know* her (like I did - you, Grizabella) and she is an awesome person.  I have not gotten far into the 2nd edition yet, as it has been a busy time for me.  But I do recommend it to anyone who is learning about Lenormand reading.  

I do tarot, lenormand and oracle cards, as well as playing cards in my readings but mostly tarot and lenormand.  My first ever tarot book that I purchased was by AT's "Tarot Bear" and that was my *bible book* for learning tarot for years.  So much so, I wore the poor book out reading and re-reading it, that I had to invest in a 2nd copy of the same book.  😄 But I still have my first one too.  Tarot Bears name is John Mangiapane and he has a few tarot books out there.  I don't recall buying the others, but I still use this first book titled "Its All in the Cards".  That book taught me a lot! 

I hope others will add to this thread too, Griz, so keep us posted on your books as you buy and go through them.