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These last couple chapters are where this book stands apart from other beginner astrology books I've read. Chart Interpretation: how do we do it effectively? Where do you start when there's so much information? And how do you separate the truly important from the merely noteworthy?

This, and understanding transits, are the two things I want to learn about most.

So far, most of the content is covering basic things I already know from reading 'Star Power.' But I do appreciate the different point of view, and this book does goes into more depth. A few of the passages resonate with me, like, "Wow, that's a good line," and "I like how he worded that."

When I read some of the reviews for books by Steven Forrest, I was skeptical. I thought, "Sure, an astrology book can be well written. But how good can a non-fiction reference book ever really be?" Fast forward and I've patrially read of two Steven Forrest books including this one. And I can say: his reputation is deserved, and yes, he does write in a way that is enjoyable and easy to read.