Llewellyn's New A to Z Horoscope Maker and Interpreter: A Comprehensive Self-Study Course

(Paperback, 14th ed.)

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For ninety-three years, astrologers the world over have trusted the A to Z as their primary textbook and reference for all major facets of astrology. Now this famous classic enters the new millennium with a huge makeover and additions totalling more than 31,000 words. Today's generation of astrologers can benefit from Llewellyn George's timeless interpretations, along with new material by contemporary astrologer and author Stephanie Jean Clement.

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"Smartly conceived and a true page-turner, this book is an indispensable classic readers will return to throughout their lifetimes. For astrologers, owning a copy is a must."--New Age Retailer

"In 1910, astrologer Llewellyn George published his masterpiece, A to Z Horoscope Maker and Delineator, which became a besteller and is given much credit for re-establishing astrology as a valid system. Now astrologer Stephanie Clement has revised previous revisions to keep A to Z Horoscope Maker and Delineator up to date and accurate...A to Z is designed to get anyone intereted in astrology up and running when it comes to understanding the natal horoscope. Everything you need to interpret a chart can be found in this book."--Dell Horoscope

"A to Z gives the reader enormous value packed into one book. It can be a study guide for the beginning student, a brushup book for an intermediate student, and a reference book for the advanced student. I recommend it for anyone with a serious interest in astrology."--Maya Del Mar, Maya Del Mar's Daykeeper Journal

Author Bio

Llewellyn George self-published a number of small astrological pamphlets before he published his first bestseller, The Llewellyn Moon Sign Book and Gardening Guide, in 1906.

In 1910 Llewellyn George published his astrology text, The A to Z Horoscope Maker and Delineator, which became a classic and is constantly revised and updated, firmly establishing Llewellyn Publications in the astrology community. George Llewellyn died in 1954.