Tarot Scribe

Let the Medicine Wheel turn and pinpoint your beliefs!, 25 Sep 2012

Why do we fail to achieve lasting success with many of our goals? The answer, for Skybear, is that there are parts of us that are not aligned to the goal.

She then set about creating the Medicine Wheel spread to help people establish what parts of the self are for or against the goal, then, use the spread to establish agreement amongst all sides to achieve that goal

Of course, we're not all clued-up on Native American mythology - but don't let that put you off! Skybear includes sufficient Medicine Wheel background information to let you to start working with the spread with confidence. I would also point out that you don't need any particular Tarot deck to use this… Read more

Don't wonder whether you should buy it - just buy it!, 31 May 2011

I'm the mother of a 10 year-old boy who rather half-heartedly borrowed this book from the local library. From the opening page he has been absolutely engrossed in the story of these characters - going to bed early to read it and getting up early to read it before he goes to school. He's now at the stage where there the end of the book is rapidly approaching and he's already wondering how he can lay his hands on another Riordan book!

I would say that he struggles a bit with some of the mythological names, but not enough to put him off the story. He's completely sucked into the universe that Leo, Jason and Piper inhabit.

As a parent, I can't tell you how delighted I… Read more

The original Stig!, 6 Sep 2010

Don't want to add much more to the reviews already written - he's funny, he's a good writer, he tells it like it is - rubbing shoulders with the Formula 1 Big Boys....and more than that....He WAS The Stig :-)

And I don't remember the BBC trying to take out an injunction against Perry when he published this!

Sure - it only gets a couple of lines mention in the book, but given the furore around The Stig and the cult status that he has achieved, what's not to like about the original man in the white helmet?