Complete Book of Chinese Horoscopes FROM OUR EDITORS
Who's the best love partner for a Tiger, another Tiger or a Rabbit? That question is easy! Tiger + Tiger = arguments and fireworks. Tiger + Rabbit = a pleasant co-existence. But even better is Tiger + Horse. What's this all about? Most people know Chinese astrology is based on a 12-year sequence -- such as The Year of the Tiger (1998), The Year of the Rabbit (1999), the Year of the Dragon (2000). These are pegged against five elements: fire, earth, metal, water, and wood. Add Yin and Yang and you have the basis for computing fortunes. What a fascinating analysis this book provides! For example, the parent/child relationship between Ox and Sheep isn't favorable; between Ox and Rooster, four stars. The author, a famous astrologer and hand analyst, has produced a delightful coffee table book that combines the very best of folklore, logic, and entertainment. Many hundreds of color illustrations, including photos of celebrities born under each sign. Tip: Horse + Dragon = Great sex, but Horse + Rat = uh-oh. Check your year and your partner's against the year-of-birth chart.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Combining traditional Chinese astrology with contemporary Western concerns, this delightful volume covers all the signs of the Chinese zodiac. Fr each sign Reid provides a personality profile; predictions for the best years to marry; colors, gemstones, careers, hobbies, and famous people associated with each sign; annual trends and forecasts through the 2007; and more. Full color.
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