Are there any books or sites that give you a spread a day?

[FlyingTacoMoose]

When I was younger I had an origami calendar that gave you a figure to fold each day.  I was hoping to find something along those line, but with tarot spreads. Maybe a book or website.  Any recommendations? 

[Rupicapra]

I think i I have Sasha Graham's 365 tarot spreads book. It is good, spreads organized by date, and the variety of spreads is great. Personally tho I don't use it very much, at least not in a daily basis, because the spreads tend to be fairly big, i think usually at least seven or eight cards, I don't have enough time for it.

[Rodney]

The Dynamic Spreads Deck and Book of 1000 Spreads can both be used to create a spread of as many or as few cards as you like on the fly.

[EvelynnMorragan]

I second 365 Tarot Spreads by Sasha Graham, but I would like to note that they all have their own theme/idea going on. Sometimes I've found that such premeditated themes weren't necessarily relevant to my current life situation. It's not a bad book if you want to just skim through it and pick that way, though. Also, it DOES have a lovely index at the end that sorts and lists the themes for each day's spread.

I've also found many a good spreads come in through Biddy Tarot's newsletter. I used her Winter Solstice spread this past Yule and I have plans to utilize her Full Moon spread for this month as well.

[Aaryn]

On 12/27/2019 at 2:06 AM, FlyingTacoMoose said:

When I was younger I had an origami calendar that gave you a figure to fold each day.  I was hoping to find something along those line, but with tarot spreads. Maybe a book or website.  Any recommendations? 

Pinterest has been indispensable to me in finding small daily spreads that only need around three cards; it led me to Emerald Lotus's spreads, which I use all the time. The one daily spread I use on the regular is here.