Discover the astrology book that’s helping thousands understand who they really are
Whether you’re a total beginner or curious to deepen your astrological knowledge, this clear, welcoming guide will help you decode your birth chart―and your life―with confidence and clarity. The Complete Guide to Astrology is more than just a how-to guide: it’s a journey into self-awareness, personal growth, and cosmic connection.
Start with the basic elements of astrology like the signs, modalities, and houses. Then, learn how to structure, interpret, and take a closer look at your birth chart. From there, detailed charts give you further insight into how to live up to your highest potential at work and in relationships.
This astrology book for adults includes:
An introduction to astrology essentials―Learn the foundations of astrology, including its historical origins and its context in modern society.
Step-by-step chart reading―Follow a clear process for reading your birth chart, one layer at a time.
Wisdom beyond your sun sign―Explore how rising signs, moon signs, planets, aspects, and houses work together to create your unique cosmic fingerprint.
Astrology for everyone―Discover an open-minded approach to astrological concepts that helps make the wisdom of the cosmos accessible.
Understand how your stars align with The Complete Guide to Astrology.
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malynali yamile martinez wong –
This is a great book!! Buy it!!
Latanya Green –
Perfect guide for beginner or intermediate
Brianna Wales –
Son conceptos básicos, pero si no conoces nada es bueno para darte una idea. Tiene partes bastante comerciales.
Laura –
It’s pretty good! I didn’t find it as as insightful as some of the others I bought.
But it was good quality and good for beginners
Latanya Green –
After only reading the first few pages I knew I’d finally found an author who really knows how to speak to the reader. Louise Edington’s style is unlike many of the other astrology books I’ve collected. She writes as if she’s having a personal conversation with you, laying out the information in a way that keeps you turning pages long after your bedtime has come and gone. I’m excited to have stumbled across this book and author!
Yael –
Very informative. I actually just bought another one for my daughter because she loved mine.
Felicia –
I got this book so I could learn more about how astrology and out birth-charts help us unlock who we are really meant to be in this world
Chay –
This book is great for LGBT especially gender non conforming astrology nerds, its not a beginners book id call it intermediate. Its not about mapping the chart its about interpreting charts that you’ve mapped online. The book does away with gendered language entirely and replaces it with “night and day”.
JR 316 –
Wow What An Awesome Book Highly Recommended For Whoever Is Interested On Books Of This Genre
La’Toya Marlatt –
A friend suggested I got this one and the book looks nice an easy to read, hopefully it will be a fun lecture.
La’Toya Marlatt –
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This Book is AMAZIN!!!! It gives a good foundation of Astrology, covers everything from the houses, signs, planets, placements, elements and modalities, to Dignities and Debilities, asteroids, both nodes, progressions, and even an insightful and fun section with a sun sign focused section on your Calling, and Love. She makes sure to indicate you have to look into house, planet, sign and aspect, basically the whole chart to make a deeper connection. One of my FAVORITE parts is she shifts away from gender norms and instead focuses on being inclusive, and replacing masculine and feminine with Day/Inhale/Yang for masculine because we inhale all the energy we need for our day, and Night/exhale/Yin for feminine, because we exhale and release at night and go inward until the next day. We need more of this in astrology. She has a minute section on shifting into a more culturally inclusive norm. We need more of that in Astrology too. Hopefully there will be more astrology books that do this and take it a step forward and be LGBTIQ+ inclusivity!!!!
SHIRNEIL MACKGARLAND –
Excellent first step at understanding astrology! Easy to follow and great use of examples. Author explains each aspect of the zodiac and the correlation to the astronomy
JTscotland –
I love it but it could be better😁
Erebos –
It’s a little hard to comprehend sometimes and there’s a few moments I felt I couldn’t follow along like I wanted. I’m also some what knew to astrology and maybe that’s a factor, but some typos and mistypes definitely don’t help. But overall a good book jam packed with information if you can grasp it easily. I will read it again in more depth next time.
Chay –
Son conceptos básicos, pero si no conoces nada es bueno para darte una idea. Tiene partes bastante comerciales.
Nichole –
Excellent first step at understanding astrology! Easy to follow and great use of examples. Author explains each aspect of the zodiac and the correlation to the astronomy
La’Toya Marlatt –
It’s pretty good! I didn’t find it as as insightful as some of the others I bought.
But it was good quality and good for beginners
JTscotland –
This is a great book!! Buy it!!
La’Toya Marlatt –
Wow What An Awesome Book Highly Recommended For Whoever Is Interested On Books Of This Genre
Olivia Gortler –
After only reading the first few pages I knew I’d finally found an author who really knows how to speak to the reader. Louise Edington’s style is unlike many of the other astrology books I’ve collected. She writes as if she’s having a personal conversation with you, laying out the information in a way that keeps you turning pages long after your bedtime has come and gone. I’m excited to have stumbled across this book and author!
Erebos –
Worth every cent
La’Toya Marlatt –
This Book is AMAZIN!!!! It gives a good foundation of Astrology, covers everything from the houses, signs, planets, placements, elements and modalities, to Dignities and Debilities, asteroids, both nodes, progressions, and even an insightful and fun section with a sun sign focused section on your Calling, and Love. She makes sure to indicate you have to look into house, planet, sign and aspect, basically the whole chart to make a deeper connection. One of my FAVORITE parts is she shifts away from gender norms and instead focuses on being inclusive, and replacing masculine and feminine with Day/Inhale/Yang for masculine because we inhale all the energy we need for our day, and Night/exhale/Yin for feminine, because we exhale and release at night and go inward until the next day. We need more of this in astrology. She has a minute section on shifting into a more culturally inclusive norm. We need more of that in Astrology too. Hopefully there will be more astrology books that do this and take it a step forward and be LGBTIQ+ inclusivity!!!!
MissMasch –
I love it but it could be better😁
Laura –
Very informative. I actually just bought another one for my daughter because she loved mine.
JR 316 –
Worth every cent
Olivia Gortler –
If you are just starting out learning astrology this is the perfect book. I was so confused by houses and aspects but this book breaks it all down in an easy way to understand. It is a great foundation and allows you to expand your knowledge by going over and explaining the fundamentals in a basic way.
That being said, after reading this book there is still a lot to learn. Some of the descriptions are a little too surface level. I wish it went more in depth about the signs and planets but these are all things that could probably take up an entire chapter individually, so it makes sense why it was just brief descriptions.
Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone just starting out.
Felicia –
It’s pretty good! I didn’t find it as as insightful as some of the others I bought.
But it was good quality and good for beginners
Latanya Green –
This Book is AMAZIN!!!! It gives a good foundation of Astrology, covers everything from the houses, signs, planets, placements, elements and modalities, to Dignities and Debilities, asteroids, both nodes, progressions, and even an insightful and fun section with a sun sign focused section on your Calling, and Love. She makes sure to indicate you have to look into house, planet, sign and aspect, basically the whole chart to make a deeper connection. One of my FAVORITE parts is she shifts away from gender norms and instead focuses on being inclusive, and replacing masculine and feminine with Day/Inhale/Yang for masculine because we inhale all the energy we need for our day, and Night/exhale/Yin for feminine, because we exhale and release at night and go inward until the next day. We need more of this in astrology. She has a minute section on shifting into a more culturally inclusive norm. We need more of that in Astrology too. Hopefully there will be more astrology books that do this and take it a step forward and be LGBTIQ+ inclusivity!!!!
La’Toya Marlatt –
Very informative. I actually just bought another one for my daughter because she loved mine.
Laura –
After only reading the first few pages I knew I’d finally found an author who really knows how to speak to the reader. Louise Edington’s style is unlike many of the other astrology books I’ve collected. She writes as if she’s having a personal conversation with you, laying out the information in a way that keeps you turning pages long after your bedtime has come and gone. I’m excited to have stumbled across this book and author!
malynali yamile martinez wong –
This book is great for LGBT especially gender non conforming astrology nerds, its not a beginners book id call it intermediate. Its not about mapping the chart its about interpreting charts that you’ve mapped online. The book does away with gendered language entirely and replaces it with “night and day”.
SHIRNEIL MACKGARLAND –
If you are just starting out learning astrology this is the perfect book. I was so confused by houses and aspects but this book breaks it all down in an easy way to understand. It is a great foundation and allows you to expand your knowledge by going over and explaining the fundamentals in a basic way.
That being said, after reading this book there is still a lot to learn. Some of the descriptions are a little too surface level. I wish it went more in depth about the signs and planets but these are all things that could probably take up an entire chapter individually, so it makes sense why it was just brief descriptions.
Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone just starting out.
Felicia –
Son conceptos básicos, pero si no conoces nada es bueno para darte una idea. Tiene partes bastante comerciales.
Latanya Green –
I got this book so I could learn more about how astrology and out birth-charts help us unlock who we are really meant to be in this world
Yael –
A friend suggested I got this one and the book looks nice an easy to read, hopefully it will be a fun lecture.