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The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need
The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need: Twenty-First-Century Edition | Joanna Martine Woolfolk
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This new edition of The Only Astrology Book Youll Ever Need is packed with updated information on Sun signs, Moon signs, Ascending signs, the placement of Planets in your Houses, and the latest astronomical discoveries. This book provides the compatibility between every sign (144 combinations) and dispenses advice about health, money, lifestyle, and romance, while also offering advice on dealing with the negative aspects of each sign. This edition also takes an even closer look at the inner life of the individual and the emotional needs that motivate a person. Chapters include a look back on the history and mythology of astrology as well as the newest developments in astronomy. This is an indispensable source book for unlocking the mysteries of the cosmos through the twenty-first century and beyond.
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1 - I consulted the star signs so many times the spine split completely in two
2 - Isak Dinesen was a favorite author from early adulthood. I particularly loved Seven Gothic Tales and Anecdotes of Destiny
3 - Christian Kracht‘s Imperium: a Fiction of the South Seas

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dabbe 💙🩵💙 6mo
Eggs Interesting-sounding books👏🏻👏🏻 6mo
iread2much 1) I‘ve actually read a few books so many times that they fell apart, it‘s why I switched to buying hard copies from my favorite authors. The first book I ever bought, Arrows for the Queen is very much taped, glued, and held together by love and stubbornness. 6mo
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iread2much 2) Mercedes Lackey has been a favorite author of mine since I first bought Arrows for the Queen when I was about 13. I still enjoy her books. 6mo
iread2much 3) I actually don‘t enjoy reading books the first time, I find it stressful if it‘s a really good book to not know what‘s going to happen. I like to read loved books over and over again and for really good ones, I get something new each time I read it. But if I had to choose, We by Yevgeny Zamyatin. It would be great to read it fresh with more adult experiences in my life 6mo
iread2much Thanks for the tag @catiewithac and @Eggs 6mo
catiewithac @iread2much I love your answers! 😍 6mo
Eggs @iread2much An honest clarification 👏🏻 6mo
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3 - Third book finished of 2021. One that‘s full of insights and backstory to what the heck these astrologers are talking about and where the information came from. Again, one I will refer back to often!

Kariisma25 How long is this one? Is this one from the 80s? 4y
JennM1 @cprawdzik page 407 is the start of the glossary and reference tables. Yes! It was first published in 1982 4y
Kariisma25 Hmm! I think I‘d be interested 4y
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