5 Astrology books for beginners

The Astrology Bible: Complete Guide to the Zodiac by Judy Hall

Published in 2008, “The Astrology Bible” by Judy Hall is an in-depth knowledge of the Zodiac Signs. This comprehensive guide on traditional and modern Astrology contains all the necessary information about the zodiac.

The characteristics of signs, Astrology applied to relationships, and the way of constructing and interpreting an astral map are, among many other points, some of the teachings of this book.

It provides an abundance of practical guidance for every aspect of life; how to live in harmony with a particular zodiac partner, identify the career that fits into an astrological personality, as well as use astrology to recognize health problems and find appropriate solutions.

The Chinese Astrology by Richard Craze

It was published in 2008; curious individuals about the Chinese Astrology will find it useful. This book presents and explains the 12 signs of the Chinese horoscope, allowing the reader to find out which signs are compatible and which ones to avoid, and to know how the year in which one was born influences their personality, ambitions, relationships and life choices.

Planets and possibilities by Susan Miller

This is one of the Astrology books for beginners, which is written by the great Susan Miller. This book introduces you to all the planets and Zodiac Signs, plus the myths of each.

Basic Course in Astrology I

The first of a 3-volume series, in “Basic Course in Astrology I”, the authors March and McEvers systematically teach basic concepts for interpreting Astrology with lessons and a very different method from the conventional one.

Parker’s Astrology by Julia and Derek Parker

This book is a success and most loved by many for its brilliant illustrations. Not withstanding being brimming with compact data, it is a vivid picture book.

The book starts with the historical backdrop of crystal gazing; it also reviews of the close planetary system and afterward presents the central ideas. The embodiment of every part of crystal gazing is well done alongside sly delineations and photograph collections on each page.