The Hidden Meaning Of Birthdays

Rating:
Summary: Novelty Coffee-Table Book that will pass the time
Review: "April 17th: Weighty, Secretive, and Purposeful". This uncanny assessment of the April 17th birthday struck a chord with me; this is my birthday, and it is-albeit a generalization-very true. (It provides 3 positive and 3 negative attributes per day, as well as a history lesson of signifigant events on your date-of-birth.) The more comprehensive assessments within the paragraphs relative to each birthday are more intriguing, and are more detailed, and provide advice relative to the sketch of the person it provides; you will be turning the pages and will not be able to put this down, whether to find a description of a co-worker or relative. It will touch on something about somebody-I guarantee it. It will remind you of their birthdays and suggest how to act vis a vis them-even if it's not always on the nose. Besides, it will make an excellent and thoughtul, inexpensive trinket. I have given it to several acquaintances who cannot seem to put it down! Even if you do nost subscribe to the astrological points-of-view, this book transcends the genre with a light-weight approach and packaging; it is not for the more serious star-gazer, but even the most skeptical will find something in this for them.

Rating:
Summary: Novelty Coffee-Table Book that will pass the time
Review: "April 17th: Weighty, Secretive, and Purposeful". This uncanny assessment of the April 17th birthday struck a chord with me; this is my birthday, and it is-albeit a generalization-very true. (It provides 3 positive and 3 negative attributes per day, as well as a history lesson of signifigant events on your date-of-birth.) The more comprehensive assessments within the paragraphs relative to each birthday are more intriguing, and are more detailed, and provide advice relative to the sketch of the person it provides; you will be turning the pages and will not be able to put this down, whether to find a description of a co-worker or relative. It will touch on something about somebody-I guarantee it. It will remind you of their birthdays and suggest how to act vis a vis them-even if it's not always on the nose. Besides, it will make an excellent and thoughtul, inexpensive trinket. I have given it to several acquaintances who cannot seem to put it down! Even if you do nost subscribe to the astrological points-of-view, this book transcends the genre with a light-weight approach and packaging; it is not for the more serious star-gazer, but even the most skeptical will find something in this for them.