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casuallyreadingx's review against another edition
3.0
Thank you to @harpercollins for this copy of the book!
Do you like astrology? Do you like pop-culture? If so, check this out! As a fellow astrology enthusiast, I was very excited to read this. A fun book on astrological signs from the perspective of this author. I wouldn’t say this is for “beginners” looking to learn more about their own sign! I enjoyed almost all the signs descriptions but wasn’t in love with how certain signs were described compared to others. #JusticeforPisces This was intertwined with celebrity stories overtraining to signs. Traits, perspectives, acts, characteristics, and entertaining. Overall, a cute and entertaining look at the (astrology) stars but not my favorite!
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emmeyer's review against another edition
2.0
This book provides limited information on astrology through the lens of celebrity's profiles. It seemed to look for exceptions to general personality qualities held by signs to provide another angle with which to look at how personality profiles are attributed. I don't particularly care for celebrity culture but if you do this is a good pick up.
tcopes's review against another edition
4.0
I really enjoyed this book! As someone who is only just now really trying to learn astrology, this book offers a great way to illustrate the different characteristics of each sign by using stories of various famous people. This method really helped me to understand much more than just a list of key words. Fun read!
redbirdwings's review against another edition
4.0
If you want a book about astrology that actually talks about the cultural relationship the practice has with the Western world without going too deeply into the anthropological and religious roots of the stars, this ones for you.