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Fortune & Feng Shui 2010 Rooster (Lillian Too & Jennifer Too Fortune & Feng Shui)

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Lillian & Jennifer Too have out done themselves in providing excellent information on each individual animal sign for 2010. You are provided a lot of information on all levels of this coming year. On top of that, she offers you a newsletter that supports you and reminds what to do very simply and easily.

Do you want to know what is missing in "The Year of the Metal Tiger", it is there for you. The best part of the book is the cures to handle a month by month assessment.

I have been reading these yearly reports since the first book was printed and I have seen a clear indication that they want to provide you the best and most comprehensive analysis of your year.

I highly recommend this book to all who want to be pro-active in handling the "Year of the Metal Tiger."

I find Lillian Too's yearly animal horoscope book to be very informative as compared to some others that i have also bought. She gives the details of the location for the good and the bad, she gives the monthly forecast and also lots of other additional tit bits for the ever eager. I believe all the feng shui authors wants the enthusiast to buy more of their product but Lillian does a wonderful job at not too overly doing this part in her book. Although she recommends a lot of cures and stuffs to buy but the reader will not feel that she is overly marketing her products specifically as one other author i have read does.

Overall this is a good 'entertainment' reading (i do stress entertainment) I have been an avid feng shui practitioner and one thing for all newbies to bear in mind is that in one year there are 365 days and each day has 24 hours. So, noting that there are 5 elements in the chinese feng shui, there are actually (365 X 24 X 5) 43,800 different types of roosters. Even though Lillian Too does a good job at separating the different types of roosters according to age, we have to bear in mind that within the same ages of roosters there are also different roosters according to the time, date they were born and their elements. So, please note this while reading this book and enjoy the fun of feng shui.

2010 is a hard year for the rooster. The tiger rules. This does not seem to be a real challenge in this little book. It tells you what amulets and protection you can buy, in their (Too's) store. It seems a bit too much commercialized, like the hollywood version of the Chinese horoscope. It's still entertaining.