Books by Horoscope

Dragons are of the Wood and Yang elements, which means they are risk- takers and love adventure. They enjoy reading paperbacks about true-to-life harrowing experiences such as Alive: Airplane Crash in the Andes Mountains by Scott P. Werthers and The Search for the Northwest Passage by Ann Savours. They also identify with intense individuals that have suffered unusual fates. Marilyn by Norman Mailer and The Kid Stays in the Picture by Robert Evans are good choices for this sign.

Dragons are also secret metaphysicians and enjoy classic works about magic, prophecy, the occult and fortune telling. Authors such as Lillian Too, Scott Cunningham, Anna Riva and Patricia Telasco appeal to this sign's lust for secret wisdom. They also collect sacred texts such as the Bible and the Zohar.