Libra: Personal Horoscopes 2013

By Dan Liebman

Find out what 2013 holds in store for you, Libra. Packed with insightful information to make 2013 a meaningful year for the Scales, the seventh sign of the zodiac, Libra: Personal Horoscopes 2013 includes:

• Week-by-week forecasts for your sign, covering love and relationships, family and friends, finance, health, career and travel
• At-a-glance monthly charts highlighting the best and worst days for romance, friendship, career, health and more
• Your zodiac sign’s qualities, elements, planets and houses
• Personality profiles of famous Canadian and international figures born in your sign
• Compatibility guides for every combination of signs, detailing your best relationship matches — and those that may challenge you

Start 2013 off right with your personalized look at the stars.

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins
• Release date: Oct 16, 2012
• ISBN: 9781443418515

Dan Liebman

DAN LIEBMAN has always enjoyed working—and playing—with words. A good thing, since he is the author of twenty children's booksand the editor of dictionaries and other reference books for both kids and adults. Dan lives in Toronto.

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DAN LIEBMAN

LIBRA: PERSONAL HOROSCOPES 2013

CONTENTS

Title Page

INTRODUCTION

WELCOME TO 2013

THE BASICS OF ASTROLOGY

PART I: SNAPSHOTS OF YOUR ZODIAC SIGN

LIBRA

WHO WAS BORN IN YOUR SIGN AND ON YOUR BIRTHDAY?

PART II: COMPLETE COMPATIBILITY GUIDE FOR LIBRA

PART III: PERSONAL HOROSCOPES FOR 2013

THE YEAR AT A GLANCE

WHAT’S AHEAD FOR LIBRA—WEEKLY FORECASTS

Acknowledgements

About the Author

Copyright

About the Publisher

INTRODUCTION

WELCOME TO 2013

Welcome to 2013, and to a personal horoscope guide that will take you on an astrological journey through the year ahead.

Astrology, the study of interactions among the stars and the planets, has long fascinated humankind. (We like to think of ourselves as the second-oldest profession, said astrologer Richard Brown.) Its history can be traced back to the early Babylonians, who introduced the concept of the zodiac in the third millennium BC. Astrology predates not only psychology but also astronomy.

We look to our horoscopes to answer an array of questions and to aid us in understanding our strengths and weaknesses. Astrology provides us with a feeling of how events might unfold, gives direction as we approach our goals, and helps us to better comprehend relationships. It assists us in connecting with others and examining our feelings. If we are prone to secrecy, for example, an awareness of the traits associated with our sign can encourage us to open up. We can discover a lot about our personality as well as our potential.

Libra: Personal Horoscopes 2013 begins with a brief introduction of the basics of astrology, explaining some of the tools used to create the zodiac profile and the weekly forecasts. Part I provides a snapshot of your zodiac sign—personality traits, information on health and career, and associations (including numbers, colours, and gemstones)—followed by a list of famous (and some infamous) people born in your sign. You’ll discover some fascinating trends when you see who shares your sign.

Part II is a complete compatibility guide, which offers ratings on and explanations about every possible pairing between you and your significant others (romantic and other partners, family members, and associates). You’ll find it interesting to see not only how you get along (or don’t) with others but why you do (and don’t).

Part III is the heart of the book—weekly forecasts for your zodiac sign that will guide you through the entire year. As you navigate your journey, you’ll become aware of what lies ahead in the different areas of your life, including events taking place behind the scenes. You’ll be able to watch for possible stumbling blocks and then see when the road looks clearer. Keywords for each month indicate your general approach, attitude, and mood. Key days are pinpointed so you’ll know when the time is right to make your move in the areas of romance, friends and family, career and status, and finance.

As a final note, this book is personal in another important way. In addition to providing information and guidance, it does so from a Canadian perspective. What that means is that, when you read about events that may happen during Thanksgiving, it will be Canadian Thanksgiving (in October, not the U.S. holiday in November). You’ll find references to other Canadian holidays such as Boxing Day, Canada Day, and Victoria Day (a.k.a., May Two-Four),