I’m pretty sure I know where this is going, LOL.
Just from these few examples, you are able to see the exquisite work (both the art and the booklet) that have gone into making this Oracle. The booklet is a typical little-white-book, no frills, but there is a lot of content in its 45 pages. Included are biographies for the author and artist, and a section with instructions for use, (which I touched on briefly above). The cards are not numbered, but are arranged alphabetically by name. A description of each woodland character, their job or purpose, and the meaning, are also given. There are no separate definitions for reversed cards, but Munro advises that if you pick a card and it is upside down, that its message is emphasized showing its importance to your situation and to pay close attention. She goes on to say, that if you should pick up two cards at the same time, you should keep them as they both apply to your message.
The cards measure approximately 3.5 x 4.75 inches and are of a sturdy card stock with a light matte finish. The images are framed by either a small green or yellow border and then a narrow white border beyond that. Because there are only 29 cards, they shuffle easily and do not feel overly bulky.