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The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need
If you are just beginning to study astrology and are looking for a book with ALL the basics, this is a great start. I always recommend this book to starters.
Author: Joanna Martine Woolfolk
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Linda Goodman's Love Signs
A book for anyone who has relationships with others--in short, all of us. Linda Goodman, in her usual delightful writing, paints clear and certain pictures of each Sign's relationship, love or otherwise, with each other sign.
Author: Linda Goodman
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Astrology for Lovers
Liz Greene will blow you away. Somehow she has eerily succeeded indescribing deeply personal truths to each and every sign. This is no vague fluff in newspapers and fortune cookies.
Author: Liz Greene
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The Astrologer's Handbook
Precise, comprehensive, and richly detailed, The Astrologer's Handbook moves far beyond the common sun signs to the important planetary aspects discussing their impact on the human personality and exploring their subtle but firm influence on all our lives.
Author: Frances Sakoian, Louis S. Acker
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Sex Signs
Every Woman's Astrological and Psychological Guide to Love, Men, Sex, Anger and Personal Power. Each sign is subdivided into the distinct areas which affect any woman and her relationships
Author: Judith Bennett
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The Chinese Horoscopes Guide to Relationships
Exotic and fun, Chinese astrology has begun to take off in popularity. But how does it apply to relationships? You will discover how your own sign and its traits affect how you get along with others born under different signs.
Author: Theodora Lau
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Composite Charts - Astrology of Relationships
If you are just entering into a significant relationship, or if you are already in it, you can certainly use composites. You really don't have to be an astrologer to read this material, as it is written in such a way that anyone interested in learning about their relationship will easily understand.
Author: John Townley, Robert Hand
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Practicing the Cosmic Science
To anyone seriously considering practicing astrology as a profession, even if only part-time, this book is essential reading. It is another example of the exceptional and inspired writing of Stephen Arroyo, who covers a very broad range of often neglected issues here.
Author: Stephen Arroyo
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