An interesting reference that covers different ways that have been used to tell fortunes over the years and also a version of what certain aspects of your dreams can mean. There are many different ways to tell fortunes and read dreams depending on the culture that is being referenced. One aspect i would have appreciated in this book is more callbacks to what specific culture this book is using as a reference.

This is very interesting and informative and will no doubt refer to the dream interpretation section more often.

I think an actual book may be easier to read as found the electronic version format had squished a lot together making it tricky to pick the bits out I was looking for.

Thank you to #NetGalley for a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

An intriguing read, different fortune telling techniques with a flavour of antan. Liked it.
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher for this arc, all opinions are mine

Determining Your Future

Peletiah Pettengill provides some very helpful extensive background information on fortune telling by astrology, and how to obtain a near accurate astrological reading based on one's birth chart. He discusses the interpreting of dreams, stating that a great many people today do not have much faith in the interpretations of them as given by fortune-tellers, but some people's dreams do frequently foreshadow events and reveal events of the past. The author also section on dream interpretation that is quite informative.

This is a great book on fortune telling and dreams. It's a great reference book that anyone can have in their library.

Pettengill's Perfect Fortune Teller and Dream Book is a compilation of various divinatory practices, perfect for beginners. This book is no different than a lot of the other occult magazines and periodicals from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Whether you're interested in palmistry, dream oracles, playing cards, or astrology, there is plenty of info about these types of subjects contained within this book. The mystery of who the author is, is quite interesting and adds to the curiousity of this book.