READING WITH THE STARS
Let's face it, we're all on book tok, and if you say you're not... you can be honest, this is a safe space. Whether you've chosen to indulge in the wide array of books you've been served or you've been staring at the shelves of your local bookstore wondering where to start, the stars want to help you find your next great read.
Aries
How to Sell a Haunted House
Grady Hendrix
It's a little spooky, it's a little heartfelt and it's rife with weird dolls. What more could you ask for? This well-loved piece of horror fiction will have you checking every corner of the room and turning away the faces of inanimate objects.
Sagittarius
Paper Towns
John Green
Okay, hear us out - Yes, it was a tumblr staple back in the day, but one thing John Green does well is force his characters to think a little harder. Something you yourself are quite good at, Sagittarius. Go grab yourself a hot cup of tea, kick your feet up, and just get lost in these Paper Towns.
Capricorn
A Court of Thorns and Roses
Sarah J. Maas
While it falls in line with all of a Capricorn's finest traits, y'know, determination, ambition, and the like, it also appeals to the more romantic parts of your personality. Also, if you like the first, there's four more for you to sink your teeth into. That's five astrological readings for the price of one, what a deal.
Pisces
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
Mark Haddon
With your imagination, this is the perfect book to dive into. This touching tale is one that stays with you, and it keeps you on your toes. The combination warmth and heartbreak will make this your new favorite book.
Taurus
The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho
This one runs deep - there's no tale of determination quite like this one and, as a Taurus, you know all about determination. Adventure, fantasy, drama, this book as a little bit of everything you love and need.
Oh, and don't worry - you'll get your movie adaptation someday.
Virgo
House of Leaves
Mark Z. Danielewski
This book will keep your mind more than busy. Being analytical, you will have a field day with every single moving part of this haunting story. From miscellaneous blocks of texts, to falling letters, not only will the story intrigue you, but the change of structure will heighten your experience.
Leo
The Great Gatsby
F. Scott Fitzgerald
You love all things great and grand, and this book captures peak extravagance and drama. This may not have been your favorite book on your high school reading list, but that's because you were reading it because you had to. Revisit this classic and immerse yourself into every moment of the perceived American dream.
Libra
The Hobbit
J.R.R. Tolkien
This book, nay, this franchise is a Libra's dream come true. The Hobbit has adventure, stories of friendship, and the scene is set within an absolutely stunning world. With how mentally and visually appealing it is, you'll want to pick up a physical copy. (Have you seen the variant covers? Libras love material goods.)
Scorpio
The Shining
Stephen King
First of all, please do not put this book in the freezer. Now that we have that covered, you have a passion for solving, and mystery is something this book just so happens to be full of. Social isolation? All work, no play? The secrets of the Overlook Hotel are the perfect mystery for a Scorpio to curl up with.
Gemini
Cloud Atlas
David Mitchell
You're always trying to keep your mind busy, and with its multiple interwoven storylines, Cloud Atlas may be able to do just that. With the many genres living inside of this book, each chapter is sure to stun you and keep your turning pages until the clouds roll in.
Aquarius
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Douglas Adams
As an out of the box thinker, you love when others do the same. This non-stop adventure might be your new favorite if you give it a chance. It's funny, it's heartfelt and we promise you'll be back here thanking us for all the fish in no time. Seriously, once you read one, you'll want your hands on the whole series. Bonus points: you get a wonderful movie to go along with the novel.
Cancer
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Steve Hockensmith
We could have given you the classic novel, that's true. But let's be real here, this one's more fun. You relate deeply to a reading like Pride and Prejudice, it speaks to your caring nature, but throw in zombies? This book scratches a fandom itch, too.