We all have a lucky star. Your Sun sign is your own
personal "lucky star." Although luck can be defined as something
that happens by chance, I prefer the old saying, "Luck is when
preparation meets opportunity." There is little that prepares you more
for life’s opportunities than knowing yourself. I hope this book helps you
to create your own luck by using your star as a guide.
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Lucky Stars, published by Random House
was released in 2001 and can be ordered here
www.amazon.com
or from your local bookstore
Read
Excerpt from Lucky Stars
Read chapter sections here:
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Praise for
Lucky Stars
“If you have teenagers and
would like to give them good advice and introduce them to some of the basic
ideas of astrology, you couldn’t do better than to give them a copy of
Lucky Stars.”
—Ken
Irving, editor of American Astrology magazine
“This handy book can steer
you toward the right career and show you how to become more confident and get
along better with the most important people in your life … Probably the most
interesting section is the compatibility guide … Each of the 12 signs is
compared to the 12 signs, making 144 mini-readings for all the possible
combinations.
— Chris
Lorenz, book reviewer for Dell Horoscope magazine
"Amanda Owen offers straight talk about getting to know yourself
through the stars. This book will help you understand yourself better, which
is the key to having better friendships, relationships, and life goals. If you
want to know what is unique about you and what will make you happy and
strong, then pick up this book."
— Elizabeth Lesser,
cofounder Omega Institute and author of The New American Spirituality
"Lucky Stars
is a great way for teens and young adults to get started
with astrology, although the information, as well as Amanda’s consultations
provides valuable insight for people of all ages. "
— Christiane Northrup, M.D., author of
Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom and
The Wisdom of Menopause
"The study of Astrology can be a great tool for anyone embarking on a
quest for personal insight and confidence, but it's especially useful for
teenagers, who often find themselves struggling with their identities and
wondering which direction life will take them. In fact, I wish I would've had
a guide like this when I began studying astrology as a teen!"
—Kelli Fox, creator
www.astrology.com
"Lucky Stars is a great introductory book on real astrology for
young people. Solid, useable tips are outlined for each Sun sign that can help
you answer questions such as ‘Why do I always do that?’ ‘How can I stop
doing it?’ and ‘How can I get a real, live love life?’ This book hands
you keys to individual life lessons and empowers you with the knowledge that
ultimately, you make your own luck."
—Tamlyn Jordan, "Zenita," teen advice columnist for
astronet.com
"Amanda Owen has written a lively, entertaining and practical
introduction to astrology for young people. Lucky Stars is destined to
enlighten teens and young adults of the 21st century about the connection
between the twelve signs of the zodiac and their own lives."
Donna Cunningham, MSW,
author of Moon Signs and columnist for Dell Horoscope magazine
"Lucky Stars is a surefire book charm for young people as well as
anyone who thinks young."
—Ronnie Gale Dreyer, author of Healing Signs and
Vedic
Astrology
"Kids of planet earth, I hope you’re ready. Prepare for your cosmic
education."—
— Michael Lutin,
columnist for Vanity Fair and author of Made in Heaven and Childhood
Rising
“With
this publication Amanda Owen has filled a vital gap in the literature of a
subject that is almost exclusively written for adults. I could certainly
praise it for much more than that, but I thought I get an opinion from my
13-year old son Mikey. Here's what he had to say about this book: ‘Lucky
Stars is a fine, interesting book about teenage astrology that is sure to
enlighten anyone who reads it. I personally liked this book because it talked
about all the things that I wanted to know.’ (I'd say Amanda Owen knows her
readers.)”
— Bruce Scofield,
author of User's Guide to Astrology and The Circuitry of the Self:
Astrology and the Developmental Model
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