The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff

If you're new to Daoism and trying to learn about it this is the book to go to. It is easy to understand and is written in a way accessible to everyone. If you are already knowledgable on Daoism the book will act more of a curiosity as if are already well read on Daoist texts but have not read this book it doesn't have much to offer aside from being a rather notable book.

9 of Wands

When upright, this card tells of a pause in struggle and the need to remain defensive. When in reverse, this card warns of being caught off guard and the need to adapt.

2 of Swords

When upright, this card warns of indecision. When upright, this card also acts as a warning but towards disloyalty and someone causing trouble.

10 of Wands

When this card appears upright, it warns of selfishness, aggressive behaviour and overextending yourself. In reverse this card also acts a warning of deliberate failure.

Page of Wands

Upright, this card tells of courage, being honourable and sudden good news. In reverse, this card warns of gossip and exaggeration.

Knight of Wands

When this card is upright, it tells of ambitions, being hasty and how travelling may help. In reverse, this card warns of being jealous and demanding.

Dreams by Carl Jung

If you are into dreams in any way this book is going to be of interest, but also if you have interest in alchemy the book itself can be of interest due to the alchemical imagery and talk of relation to it despite seeming to be rather unrelated but it is pushed within the book to be related. Of course symbolism within the book is talked about and that is what stands out best within the book itself.