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Aries β βMacbethβ by William Shakespeare
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One of Shakespeareβs most popular β and violent β plays, βMacbeth,β features a trio of witches who drive a power-hungry couple to kingship and eventual madness. As natural leaders, Aries readers will root for Macbethβs power play while critiquing his less intelligent decisions. Though Shakespeare can be tough stuff, Ariesβ dramatic flair will help them appreciate the theatrics!
Taurus β βPride and Prejudiceβ by Jane Austen
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Just like Tauruses, βPride and Prejudiceβ is classic and dependable! Jane Austenβs most popular novel is a love story between a headstrong woman and a stoic man who must overcome their differences to be together. Taurus readers will relate to Elizabeth Bennetβs stubborn nature and exercise their trademark loyalty by appreciating a classic romance.
Gemini β βSomeone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Gloryβ by Raphael Bob-Waksberg
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Written by the creator of “BoJack Horseman,” βSomeone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Gloryβ is a collection of short stories that is as comedic and emotional as multifaceted Geminis. The book is humorous even when discussing complex topics such as love and loss, a combination that perfectly suits clever Gemini readers!
Cancer β βAlmondβ by Won-Pyung Sohn
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Cancersβ ability to genuinely empathize with others makes βAlmondβ the perfect book for them. The novel centers on Yunjae, a young boy born with a brain condition that makes it difficult for him to feel or recognize emotions; however, the connections he makes with others bring out the humanity in every character. Yunjaeβs journey will tug on your heartstrings, making it an especially great read for sensitive Cancers!
Leo β βIf We Were Villainsβ by M.L. Rio
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For theatrical Leos, the Shakespearean setting of βIf We Were Villainsβ will feel like home. The novel follows a group of theater-obsessed college students who are utterly inseparable β until one of them is found dead. The bookβs many twists and turns create an intricate mystery that a Leo readerβs determination will drive them to solve.
Virgo β βGoodbye, Again: Essays, Reflections, and Illustrationsβ by Jonny Sun
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The catharsis and light humor of the essay collection βGoodbye, Againβ make it the perfect relaxation tool for driven and detail-oriented Virgos. Combining personal anecdotes with illustrated instructions on succulent care, the book empathizes with workaholics and advocates the necessity of self-care. Although theyβre known for being reliable for others, this book will show Virgo readers that they should prioritize their own happiness as well.
Libra β βOne Last Stopβ by Casey McQuiston
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Combining swoon-worthy romance with science fiction, βOne Last Stopβ is a story as charming as Libras! Throughout the novel, long-time lone-wolf August finds a home in New York City among close-knit friends, a vintage pancake diner and an intriguing love interestβ¦ who may be displaced from the 1970s. Augustβs journey to connect with the world around her is in tune with harmonious Libras, who can be trusted to root for romance β even when it bends space and time.
Scorpio β βThe Secret Historyβ by Donna Tartt
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The most intense of the zodiac signs, Scorpiosβ trademark passion perfectly suits the paragon of dark academia that is Donna Tarttβs βThe Secret History.β A modern classic, the book begins with a murder incident before introducing a group of intense students who commit atrocities in the name of art. The magnetic and morally-gray nature of the novel is one that will leave even dynamic and intelligent Scorpio readers speechless.
Sagittarius β βPeople We Meet on Vacationβ by Emily Henry
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As can be assumed from its title, βPeople We Meet on Vacationβ is the perfect jet-setting tale for the adventurous spirit of a Sagittarius. The novel recounts the decade-long story of Poppy and Alex, friends who have taken a joint vacation every year and may have fallen in love along the way. The willβtheyβwonβtβthey love story is perfectly suited for a Sagittarius readerβs curiosity and will put their trademark optimism to work!
Capricorn β βViciousβ by V.E. Schwab
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Although Capricorns are more reserved than other zodiac signs, V.E. Schwabβs βViciousβ is the perfect book for them to embrace their dark side. The main character, Victor, is a chillingly practical antihero determined to exact revenge on a friend who landed him in prison. What follows is a game of cat-and-mouse between two intelligent and utterly wicked individuals. While perhaps less villainous, the patient and driven nature of Capricorns make them a worthy match for this novel!
Aquarius β βThis is How You Lose the Time Warβ by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone
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For open-minded Aquarians, the dual perspectives and intricate world-building of the science fiction novella βThis is How You Lose the Time Warβ make it a must-read. The novel features two women on opposite sides of a futuristic war who exchange taunting notes that grow increasingly romantic. The bookβs innovative format and unique twist perfectly suit the odd interests of Aquarius readers!
Pisces β βThe Magic Fishβ by Trung Le Nguyen
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Combining heartfelt words with brilliant illustrations, Trung Le Nguyenβs graphic novel βThe Magic Fishβ is the perfect expression of Piscesβ artistic spirit. The story recounts fairytales from around the world as a young boy struggles to come out to his mother, a Vietnamese immigrant. Alongside whimsical art, the novel discusses loss, language barriers and unshakable love among family, a combination that will leave emotional Pisces readers in happy tears.