The New Chinese Astrology

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0312586442 ISBN 13: 9780312586447

Publisher: Thomas Dunne Books, 2009

In Suzanne White's revised and updated New Chinese Astrology, the world-famous astrologer and bestselling author demystifies the complexities of the Chinese Zodiac. This fun-to-read volume describes each animal sign's individual characteristics, special capabilities, and particular health problems. White also explains in depth how the Chinese element that rules the whole year affects each individual sign. Discover the terrible Tiger's inimitable charms and glaring foibles. Find out why Rats get married so often and why Goats make perfect hippies. Even learn why Oxen should avoid spicy foods! All you need is a date of birth to figure out anyone's animal sign.

This savvy book tells us how people of the various signs combine and relate to one another as friends, lovers and colleagues. Suzanne White reveals which matches are truly harmonious--and which unions could be a recipe for disaster. She explains which celebrities were born under the various signs, and offers valuable advice for improving your destiny. Best of all, The New Chinese Astrology predicts what the upcoming years bode for you, your friends, and even your enemies.

Lively, accessible, and witty, this book is full of invaluable advice. Whether you're a seasoned expert or merely curious about your own or your loved ones' Chinese animal signs, Suzanne White's New Chinese Astrology is an indispensable aid to those seeking a higher understanding of human nature.

About the Author:

SUZANNE WHITE is known the world over as "The High Priestess" of Chinese and Western astrologies. She is the author of four books on astrology, all of which have become bestsellers worldwide. An American, Ms. White lives and works in both Paris and Buenos Aires.

From Library Journal:

White ( The New Astrology , 1986, St. Martin's) explains in her latest book the ancient art of Chinese astrology while at the same time sharing some of her varied life experiences as a model and seller of fireworks. While her previous book combined Western and Chinese astrology, gaining her a reputation as an astrologer, this one provides a basis for understanding astrology in terms of Chinese animal signs based on character descriptions, with some signs based on the author's own life. White's combination of the traditional and the personal makes the book enjoyable reading and gives insight into the development, characteristics, future, and compatibilities of the Chinese signs. This will be an informative book for popular library collections.
- L. Kriz, Sioux City P.L., Ia.
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