365 starry nights Book

I have tried several guides to the stars. At one time I thought they might all be the same, telling the same myths, revealing the same secrets, but the more of these I read, the more I realize that the sky, even within the limits of amateur astronomy, is vast and open to a myriad of interpretations and experiences.
Raymo, writing in 1982, takes us through the sky one day at a time. Some days (or rather nights) are very focused on some specific view of the night sky, and some dates are used to fill in knowledge gaps that are independent of the current evening.
Aside from a few references to imaging which are only to be found among the professional astronomer, and a less refined idea of the age of universe, I found myself learning new things, clarifying older understandings. and also feeling the familiar path of learning about the cosmos. Even though some details are old or inaccurate the experience of the universe is much older enough that Raymo's contribution is something I would gladly share with the novice or veteran astronomer.