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Secret Language of Birthdays Relationship Workbook and Birthday Keeper

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I never believed in horoscopes or any sort of astrology--until I read this book. I looked up my birthday on a whim, and I got an exact picture of exactly who I was. There were no contradictions; no broad, general phrases that could apply to anyone and everyone. My personality was described in very specific terms, and I was given suggestions on how to deal with some personality traits I wasn't even aware of. Whether you are an astrological groupie, or a skeptic, this book is worth a closer look.

While I never will truly believe I'm in a cosmic dance with my friends, this book did give an accurate portrayal of those around me. Every description of every person fit, and even if you don't believe in astrological predictions, it makes for an interesting read and at least will help you keep track of birthdays.

I'm a spritual guy who is very much into phenominas and astrology, it's more then just a hobby to me if i'm not sleeping or working then you'll find me reading books like this one, and as far as I have went to find good astrology books, This one is a must have for anyone who wants to understand the exact or at least 95% of his mate,friends,boss or whatever. Not only will this book tell you about the signs and compatabilaty, But it also goes on detailed day to day personalaties covering the birthdays and its characters all year round. I gave it a 95% accuracy because it still has missing points to add like what was the rising star sign for the person on that day and wich exact time was he born on? was it night or day? And believe me it does count to be more preicise about somone because rising star signs are the way the indivisual presents himself to the world and his forthcoming actions and what to expect form him.so unless you know it during the time of your birth otherwise rising star signs are not easy to pinpoint because they are always moving and changing from night to day, But hey the book is already big enough and full of the main important features that you'll be needing so don't miss it. It also has a very good way of presenting the topics that it made me go buy the other series of the author although some words would make you go HUH? and run for the dictionory, thats why I gave it four stars, Other than that it's excellent.

Never forget a birthday again! This date keeper divides the year into 48 astrologically similar periods (an overlapping cusp plus three weeks) of 6 to 9 days each. Each pair of pages includes a brief "personology profile" of people born in that period, a list well-known figures who might typify the week, as well as a daily descriptor that includes characteristic strengths and weaknesses. In addition to offering space to list birthdays you want to remember, there is space to note your own reflections on relationships. Intrigued? Check out other books by Goldschneider and Elffers.