The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need
Although this is not the only astrology book that your library  will ever need, it is still a valuable title that should be  strongly considered. Woolfolk, the horoscope columnist for Marie  Claire and Redbook magazines, has updated her classic guide for  the first time in 19 years. Thoroughly covered here are sun  signs, moon signs, planets, and the significance of the 12  zodiacal houses, as well as the most recent discoveries in  astronomy and 21st-century projections. The author gives an  easy, logical way to integrate the interpretations of the sun  signs, moon signs, planets, and houses in any given chart,  something not easily done or often seen in general astrology  books. The book's only shortcoming is its lack of instruction on  making a detailed technical chart, which is necessary if one is  to cast a complete and accurate horoscope. However, Woolfolk  compensates for this by teaching a simplified method that is  about 90 percent accurate enough to get a beginner started and  includes a bibliography for further instruction. Astronomical  tables are included to help cast the simplified chart. A great  bargain for the price, this is highly recommended for all  astrology collections. Marija Sanderling, Nesmith Lib., Windham,  NHCopyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.