The New Chinese Astrology

by Suzanne White

Overview

In THE NEW CHINESE ASTROLOGY, best-selling author and astrologer, Suzanne White, demystifies the complex Chinese Zodiac. She explains in-depth all 12 Animal Signs. Which Chinese signs is yours? Dragon? Dog? Rabbit? How does your sign affect your character? Dogs are worriers. Rats like to talk. Dragons love celebrations and Tigers are always gone off somewhere. This amusing, yet serious, and informative volume describes each animal sign's individual characteristics, special capabilities and particular health problems. Suzanne White details how the five Chinese elements affect each animal sign. Discover the terrible Tiger's major weak spots. Find out why Rats get married so often. Learn what foods the Ox and the Horse should avoid and why Monkeys flee the spotlight.

In this hefty volume we also discover how people of the various signs relate to one another as friends, lovers, family members and colleagues. Suzanne White reveals which matches are truly harmonious - and which unions are a recipe for disaster. She also notes the names of celebrities born under the various Chinese signs. Best thing about this book? It offers valuable tips on improving one's personal destiny. Finally, THE NEW CHINESE ASTROLOGY predicts what the next twelve years bode for you, your friends, and even your enemies! Lively, accessible and witty, The New Chinese Astrology is never boring. In fact, it's fun to read. Whether you're a seasoned expert or just plain curious about your own or your loved ones' Chinese animal signs, THE NEW CHINESE ASTROLOGY is a marvelous resource in your personal quest for understanding yourself and of those you interact with every day.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781518839221
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	11/11/2015
Pages:	636
Sales rank:	166,159
Product dimensions:	5.80(w) x 8.90(h) x 1.30(d)

About the Author

Suzanne White is the High Priestess of Chinese and Western Astrologies. She is ingenious in her unusual, amusing approach to astrology. She has published many best-selling books on both zodiacs. She is well known and respected in the field. All of Suzanne White's books sell steadily and remain in print. Since 1995, White has been a continued presence on the Internet, at first working for both AOL and Disney sites. In 2001, she started her own web site http: //www.suzannewhite.com. This most original web site has been an enormous success and given Suzanne White's name even more global recognition than she previously enjoyed. From 2001 through 2008, Suzanne White created software programs and applications for online reports and even built an Iphone application. Suzanne White offers private readings and consultations. See her web site http: //www.suzannewhite.com where she also sells her books and astrological reports. To schedule a reading/consultation with Suzanne White visit her web site http: //www.suzannewhite.com and click on "Chart Readings" top right on the home page. Suzanne White is a pace setter. She is also a capable, hardworking and very funny writer. White has an enormous following and is admired and beloved by her fans the world over. Join Suzanne on Facebook. https: //www.facebook.com/suzeparis?fref=ts

Editorial Reviews

White ( The New Astrology , 1986, St. Martin's) explains in her latest book the ancient art of Chinese astrology while at the same time sharing some of her varied life experiences as a model and seller of fireworks. While her previous book combined Western and Chinese astrology, gaining her a reputation as an astrologer, this one provides a basis for understanding astrology in terms of Chinese animal signs based on character descriptions, with some signs based on the author's own life. White's combination of the traditional and the personal makes the book enjoyable reading and gives insight into the development, characteristics, future, and compatibilities of the Chinese signs. This will be an informative book for popular library collections.-- L. Kriz, Sioux City P.L., Ia.

Library Journal

White's combination of the traditional and the personal makes the book enjoyable reading and gives insight into the development, characteristics, future, and compatibilities of the Chinese signs. This will be an informative book for popular library collections.” —Library Journal

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