Love, Sex and Astrology

Rating:
Summary: Fun and entertaining book for budding astrologers.
Review: A nice light read for those who want to know something about relationship astrology and don't want to be bogged down with too much detail.
Its a humorous and truthful book but a little
lacking in compassion. Some of the jibes at sun-signs are quite mean. Although I liked the
book, I found some relationship analysis too
pessimistic and lacking in positive suggestions for improving things.

Rating:
Summary: It's written in the stars
Review: I do not plan my life around my horoscope, but sometimes I find it fun to see how accurate it is. This book, "Love, Sex and Astrology," describes the twelve zodiac signs in detail, the character and physical traits of each sign, and also includes descriptions of the higher and lower type of each sign, and also has a quiz to determine which one you are. Detailed descriptions of relationships between different signs make it easy to find the "perfect" mate (now all you have to do is find a higher level capricorn...). It's a great book! Keep it around just for fun.

Rating:
Summary: It's written in the stars
Review: I do not plan my life around my horoscope, but sometimes I find it fun to see how accurate it is. This book, "Love, Sex and Astrology," describes the twelve zodiac signs in detail, the character and physical traits of each sign, and also includes descriptions of the higher and lower type of each sign, and also has a quiz to determine which one you are. Detailed descriptions of relationships between different signs make it easy to find the "perfect" mate (now all you have to do is find a higher level capricorn...). It's a great book! Keep it around just for fun.

Rating:
Summary: Acceptable beginners guide to astrology.
Review: Very easy to read and entertaining book about the compatibility between sun signs on a basic level. However, the book earns demerit points because some of the jibes at sun signs are too cruel (especially for Scorpio). Teri King is a Gemini so they come off pretty well!! Also, unlike Linda Goodman, the book seems unduly pessimistic about some combinations and needs to be more positive and helpful. Perhaps she's just wanting to call a spade a spade but in this Aquarian age of brotherhood....hmmmm.