Super Horoscopes Aries: March 21-April 20

by Margarete Beim

The most comprehensive day-by-day predictions on the market. Every day, people depend on their horoscopes for a glimpse of what's to come-and Berkley's Super Horoscopes offer the predictions that... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425226514
• ISBN13: 9780425226513
• Release Date: July 2009
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.2" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

The only one I'd constantly buy

This series is the most spot on and detailed of its kind. It explains everything about your sign. I've gotten others hooked as well.

If you like this sort of thing, it's a decent buy.

I bought the 2009 version, because I liked having the 2008 version. Just for a forecast of each day, you may feel like $9.99 is a bit too much, especially if the main draw of astrology for you is its entertainment value. However, I really appreciate this sort of thing. It's fun to read a description each day, and to let it pull your attention to a different aspect of life each day. Of the 246 pages, 113 are dedicated to the book's purpose of daily horoscopes. The other 133 pages explain what a cusp is/whether you are one, rising signs, how and why people use astrology today, what exactly a horoscope is (I find a lot of people quick to dismiss astrology don't even understand what astrology, horoscopes, and the zodiac really are) and how they are made, the history of astrology, what astrology says about the 21st century, what each sun sign is like (good and bad), the significance of each planet in astrological terms (what they house, and what sign they rule), what the moon in each sign means, when the moon will appear in each sign this year, how to use this info. as a guide for fishing, health, daily affairs, and planting, a character analysis of Aries, and a yearly forecast of 2009. I find these sorts of things to be constructive and worth my time, so I would recommend purchasing it. However, if you are a cynic, rigidly pragmatic, or in general, not fond of embracing possibility in all of its concentrations, this book is not for you.