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Become an oracle

Girls' Life, Oct-Nov, 2004

The oracle. Makes you think of The Matrix, bending spoons with your mind and stuff. The Teen Oracle, on the other hand, is an awesome Way to predict answers to those burning questions: "Does he know I exist?" or "Will I pass the big algebra exam?" Is it magic? Well, not exactly. It's just a fun, not-to-be-taken-too-seriously way to get to the bottom of things. Learn to read teen-attuned "oracle" cards to find out a few things you never even knew about yourself or your friends. The Teen Oracle comes in a swank-looking package that includes the cards and a book to explain their symbolism. It's written by a teen, simply known as Emrys (how mysterious!). Emrys claims to be a sultan of consulting for friends all over the globe in need of advice. We're giving away 25 kits, so drop us a letter (no telepathic messages, please) at The Oracle Miracle, GL, 4517 Harford Road. Baltimore, MD 21214 by Dec. 1. Want one now? It's $16.95, so osmosis yourself over to barronseduc.com.

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Become an oracle

Girls' Life, Oct-Nov, 2004

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