Linda Goodman's Love Signs: A New Approach to the Human Heart

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What I particularly adored about her books was how she sprinkled beautiful verses and poetry throughout, and her references to beloved children's book characters like Alice and Peter Pan were utterly endearing. She is also an activist for astrobiology - something I have not read much about yet, but does sound worth it to read about.

I also like that her tone is loving of every sign and you couldn't really pick what her sign was without looking it up.g., "You are a nice person but have experienced some hard knocks when people tried to took advantage of you. In fact, anyone who has familiarized himself, herself, or itself with fairy tale canon knows that "fiery, courageous" heroines are a staple of folklore: the Goose Girl, Kate Crackernuts, the woman who saved the Sleeping Prince, Marjorie in "The Juniper Tree. Linda Goodman's popular works have made her one of the most successful authors of astrological publications in the world. Pairings that I actually had no personal interest in besides curiosity were just as illuminating as the ones I was eager to read (the combinations of myself and past relationships, for example).

It's clearly not "harmonious" to always name the man first—or place the male's wishes ahead of the female's.If Goodman's "Sun Signs" is the Bible of astrology(and it is), then "Love Signs" is The New Testament. With the love and humor that was her style, Goodman shows us that no combination of signs is an impossible match. Linda Goodman's Sun Signs was a flagrant offender in this regard; the worst of it occurred in the "Taurus Man" and "Pisces Woman" sections. I have gifted this book to several of my friends- it serves as a great reference for understanding and maintaining relationships between the different signs. Having said that, there is no harm in reading it as you are warned about some of the roadblocks you might face in your relationship journey.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. From the earliest days of my fascination with astrology, there was one author whose work invariably left me with mixed feelings: Linda Goodman. I have a really old edition of this book, and I use it every time I'm in the process of creating characters for my stories. Like all astrology books I find some parts remarkably accurate while others makes me wonder if I have the correct person in mind. My sceptical husband (Gemini) has long laughed about his whimsical Piscean's interest in these things but had to eat a large slice of humble pie when I read to him a part that warned that air (signs) and water (signs) must be mixed with care for fear of ending up with a fog - for a few years now, his nickname for me has beeen "light drizzle"!So, well, I wouldn't make this a Bible for people to refer to make out if their relationship would work or not. She originally introduced the beautiful language of the stars to us all – in true Aries style, it's upbeat and innocent yet still manages to pack a punch. The author utilizes personal accounts and excerpts from Peter Pan to describe various pairings among the zodiac. This is an updated edition of Linda Goodman's lively bestseller, which has introduced millions to the concept of astrological compatibility. If you are looking for a great started book for Astrology and how the different signs relate to one another - this is the ONE BOOK I would recommend.