Reviews for The Astrologer's Guide

The average rating for The Astrologer's Guide based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-09-13 00:00:00 Albert Tollas The title Star Babies attracted me, then the cover of the mothers hand, holding that of a young child. I think most people at some time or another will admit to checking out their "stars" be it in a book or in a newspaper. I found this book difficult to navigate, though I guess you could put that down to it being on kindle. So when I was reading it on my kindle/kindle app on my tablet I couldn't just flick to the relevant chapter or section that I was interested in. Do I believe everything I did manage to read in the book, some of the descriptions fit about people I knew. Other things seemed a bit too vague or could apply in general loose terms to a lot of people. Did I enjoy the book? The bits I read were okay and I enjoyed those bits. I think this book is one that would be a much better experience if reading a physical copy where you could flick between the sections much more easily. Though I think this could be a great gift for a pregnant friend. Would I recommend the book? If you love reading your stars/astrology then yes this book is for you! See which categories your babies may fall into, how the stars/astrology affect your child. Would I read another book of Stars/Astrology? Maybe a physical copy, but not an ebook. It didn't work well enough for me.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-08-15 00:00:00 Hector Campos Sarabia Fantastic consideration of Uranus aspected greats in history being connected to Promethean archetype. And the work they left us being 'fire' of sorts. For the astrologers interested in history, Uranus heavy people and/or considering the planetary pantheon.