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The Everyday Millennial Oracle: Channel Your Inner Teen to Rebel, Reflect, and Heal


Publishing Details

Full Title:

The Everyday Millennial Oracle: Channel Your Inner Teen to Rebel, Reflect, and Heal

Contributors:

By (Author) Elizabeth Su
Illustrated by Janet Sung

ISBN:

9781524894375

Publisher:

Andrews McMeel Publishing

Imprint:

Andrews McMeel Publishing

Publication Date:

14th April 2026

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:
Other Subjects:

Self-help, personal development and practical advice

Physical Properties

Number of Pages:

176

Dimensions:

Width 102mm, Height 154mm, Spine 38mm

Weight:

31g

Description

Pop culture meets self-discovery in this exciting deck from Elizabeth Su, creator of The Adventure Tarot. Packed with 90s and 2000s nostalgia, it will help you toreconnect with your spirited inner teen and celebrate your true self by reminding you that laughter (and a few gel pens) is the best medicine.

Whether youre seeking clarity, a boost of confidence, or just an excuse to bust out your jelly sandals, The Everyday Millennial Oracle is an essential deck for anyone who loves all things 90s and 2000s.

Brought to you in the best-friend voice of Elizabeth Su, author of The Adventure Tarot, this 48-card deck and guidebook is filled with throwback charm and heartfelt advice. Designed to empower and nourish your inner teen, each card is an invitation to feel the feels, vibe the vibes, and re-energize.

So dust off those butterfly clips, fire up your mixtapes, and pull your first card because The Everyday Millennial Oracle is about to take you on the most fun, nostalgic romp down memory lane!

Author Bio

Elizabeth Su, MA, (she/her) is a mixed Chinese American writer, creative, and the founder of Monday Vibes, a newsletter focused on womens empowerment and uplifting AAPI voices. She earned her masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, where she researched burnout and perfectionism. Her work has been featured in the LA Times and centers around topics such as self-love, intersectionality, and the multifaceted nature of being human.

When shes not writing (or trying to smash the patriarchy), you can find her dancing in the kitchen, binge-watching the latest YA series, or finding the hottest boba spot in town. The redwoods are her happy place.

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