The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need

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Summary: A good general book
Review: I''ve always been interested in astrology, but many of the books I've looked at are haughy and overly intellectual. While I'm sure that there are many more in depth books out there, this gives an excellent background; in fact, it delves deeper than many other books which I've looked at. In addition, many of the traits [even regarding houses and such] were right on target. A good book to buy.

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Summary: excellent beginning primer
Review: When I picked this book up, I found that most of my assumptions about astrology were wrong! It is easy & interesting. Just remember that the field is subject to the interpretations of the chart caster. I feel that learning to do your own charts is the only way to be sure that the caster is not suckering you into a long term but unproductive (for you & your pocket book) relationship. Get in here & learn it for yourself! If it appeals to you, delve deeper. Since many people do NOT know the exact hour they were born, Ms. Woolfolk's sliding charts are a God send.

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Summary: The title rings true, it's the only book you'll ever need.
Review: I have always had an interest in astrology, and have several books on the subject. This book is a great source of information, and I use it not only as a reference guide, but to create astrological charts for friends or persons I find intriguing. Coupled with what I believe to be a natural talent for reading people, this book has helped me perform some extremely accurate charts.

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Summary: This is one of the most misleading astrology books around
Review: As a professional Astrologer who read this book years ago, I have to tell you that it is one of the worst depictions of what Astrology is about! If I could give it 'no stars', I would. It should be renamed to "The Only Astrology Book You Should Throw In The Trash" It may give some key words, but the synastry content is terrible and generalized. If you are a beginner interested in a book, try one of the Parker Books, but don't waste your time here. If you are interested in learning, you'll have to relearn all you read.

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Summary: very informative in producing my own birth chart
Review: Ms. Woolfolk's book was extremely helpful in learning more about astrology and producing my own birth chart. Also, the information given on each category of the subject was insightful. This book is definately the only astrology book I'll ever need. Thanks Ms. Woolfolk

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Summary: A Great book, but it isn't the only one you'll ever need.
Review: I found this to be a great book, but this is realy for the novice and contains basic information. I also reccomend Parker's Astrology & Astrology for beginners by William Hewitt.

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Summary: The best astrology book for a beginner!
Review: I believe that this book will give any astrologer (or would-be astrologer) a lot of useful information, but would be most useful to the novice. It is insightful, intelligent, and at times, quite funny. Ms. Woolfolk never talks down to the reader or uses jargon. It is easy and fun to read. If you are interested in astrology and want to learn much more beyond just the sun sign astrology that you see in the newspapers/net, this is the book you should buy.

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Summary: The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need Speaks the Truth!
Review: As a beginner in the mysterious area of Astrology, I was faced with many different titles to choose from when buying an introductory book on the subject. I was convinced the minute I saw the title, "The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need" that it was the one for me, being only a teen ager and not able to come by the funds to regularly purchase such books. I started reading it even before I left the store and was quickly claimed by it's messages. True, it was probably the only astrology book I will ever need, but it deepened my thirst for more such books. I now own quite a few Astrology titles, but when in doubt or preparing a horoscope for anyone, I always resort back to my trusted only book that I need. It includes sections critically explaining each sun sign, moon sign, planet signs, how each sign gets along with the others, and easy to use charts in the back so you can be able to construct your own and other's charts with the book's helpful instructions. In short, "The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need" is a worthwhile investment if you are not that well equipped with funds and are approaching the subject of astrology with no real background information on it. It can be found anywhere, and it is a good idea to look through this book when thinking about learning about the field of Astrology.

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Summary: excellent beginning primer
Review: When I picked this book up, I found that most of my assumptions about astrology were wrong! It is easy & interesting. Just remember that the field is subject to the interpretations of the chart caster. I feel that learning to do your own charts is the only way to be sure that the caster is not suckering you into a long term but unproductive (for you & your pocket book) relationship. Get in here & learn it for yourself! If it appeals to you, delve deeper. Since many people do NOT know the exact hour they were born, Ms. Woolfolk's sliding charts are a God send.

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Summary: the only astrology book *I* will need
Review: A very complete book. I first checked this out from the library and then decided that indeed it was the only astrology book I would even need so I bought it. I've been interested in the zodiac for a long time and there's so much in this book - even info to get you started on understanding and making your own birth charts. Info is given on each of the zodiac signs as well as info on influences like moon in Virgo etc. The houses are explained and more. It's such a complete resource. I'm still learning about these things but certainly don't see a need to go beyond this for a very long time.