The Full Reading
The whole book — including the two chapters money can't buy separately.
Everything in The Mirror and The Map, opened by a Prologue that introduces your Keeper — and closed by a handwritten P.S. from Haru, answering the questions you asked when you ordered.
What's inside
Prologue: The Thread — Full exclusive
Meet your Keeper: the being from the Archive's oldest books who has been keeping your blueprint. Who it is, where it comes from in Korean folklore, and why your chart matched it.
The Mirror — all five chapters
The mask and the core, your gifts, how you love, your body's weather, and the Smudge — the full portrait of who you were born as.
The Map — all five chapters
Reward seasons, rough weather, relationship currents, your standout decade, and element habits — including the one habit that fades your Smudge.
Haru's P.S. — Full exclusive
Ask up to three questions when you order. The reading closes with a handwritten note answering each one, personally — signed by Haru.
Questions
Why is the Full cheaper than buying both parts?
Both parts separately run $38; the Full is $29 — and it's the only way to get the Prologue and Haru's P.S., which aren't sold on their own. If you're going to read the whole book anyway, this is the sane door in.
What's a Keeper?
A character from the Archive's story layer, drawn with respect from Korean folklore — the one who has been keeping your blueprint. Your chart is matched to one of ten. It's storytelling, not theology: no worship, no rituals, just a very good opening chapter.
What if I can't think of three questions?
Ask one. Ask none, even — then Haru closes with the one thing in your chart she'd underline unprompted. But most people find the questions show up the moment the field does.