Supplementary Lenormand Books

[Quinn64]

I need an opinion, or several. I have the legendary Lenormand book by Andy B. I am now looking at The Art of Lenormand Reading: Decoding Powerful Messages by Alexandre Musruck as a suppliment. I like to look at 2 sources when learning something. Does anyone know this book and/or have an opinion on it/ I am as beginner as they come, not even familiar with Tarot. I own Grand Tableau that says Lo Scarabeo? It is italian I think. It looks like the Blue Owl cards. I also have the Gilded Reverie, which I know, from being here, that it gets mixed reviews. 

[katrinka]

7 minutes ago, Quinn64 said:

I need an opinion, or several. I have the legendary Lenormand book by Andy B. I am now looking at The Art of Lenormand Reading: Decoding Powerful Messages by Alexandre Musruck as a suppliment. I like to look at 2 sources when learning something. Does anyone know this book and/or have an opinion on it/

 

I'd avoid Musruck. He bangs out as many books and decks as he can, all quantity and very poor quality.
You really don't need a "supplement" with Andy's book, it's better to just concentrate on it until you've fully absorbed it. Later, you could add Bjorn Meuris Petit Lenormand Encyclopedia Volume 2 to flesh out your distance reading. But it would be overload in the beginning.
 

[DanielJUK]

I've moved these posts and made them into their own little thread in the Lenormand section. We try to keep non-introduction discussions out of the Introductions area as we want them in their own sections 🙂

This will bring further discussion and help other people in future

[WizardintheWoods]

I have to agree, Musruck’s info leads down roads I have never seen before, I warn people away from his work.  Stick to one source until you have it down pat, that will serve you best especially if it’s Andy B’s work.