Books to Read Based off Your Zodiac Sign

Books to Read Based off Your Zodiac Sign

If you’re anything like me and have a deep love for reading, then you’re probably also on the side of Tik Tok known as “Book-Tok”. I like to describe Book Tok as both a blessing and a curse because it graciously provides never-ending titles to your To Be Read (TBR) list. The only problem with that is that you may not know where to begin and just because one person really enjoyed a book, doesn’t mean you will too. Everyone has different interests, styles of writing, genres that they like and/or prefer. To help narrow down the choices for your latest TBR, I’ve provided a non-exhaustive list of books to read based off your zodiac sign. It’s also important to note that you may not identify as strongly to your sun-sign as you do to other placements in your birth chart, so be sure to check out whichever sign you relate to the most. 

1.) Aquarius- Gideon the Ninth By Tamsyn Muir 

Aquarius’ are deep, imaginative, and original. Nothing is quite as unique as Gideon the Ninth making it a perfect choice for an Aquarius! The story builds a world of space necromancers, murder mysteries, cosmic conspiracies, and romance through the childhood rivals, Gideon and Harrow. 

2.) Pisces- The Invisible Life of Addie Larue by V.E. Schwab

Pisces are affectionate, wise, and artistic. The Invisible Life of Addie Larue explores a world of magic through a poetic disposition that will be a gratifying read for any pisces! The story follows the life of Addie, who sells her soul on the night of her wedding in exchange for a fullfilling life of immortality but is unwittingly stricken by a curse. 

3.) Aries- Every Last Secret by A.R. Torre

Aries can be eager, outgoing, and competitive. Naturally, Aries enjoy sports and Every Last Secret deals with the greatest sport of all; a love triangle. The story follows the lives of the next door neightbors, Cat Winthrope and Neena Ryder. Cat has it all; wealth, an attractive husband, and social standing. Neena, on the other hand, is the exact opposite and becomes fixated on obtaining everything Cat has. 

4.) Taurus- The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

Taurus are known for being strong, dependable, and dedicated. The Song of Achilles tackles topics about the ethics of war and honoring positions of power, which a taurus will greatly appreciate! Through the legendary tale inspired by Homer’s Iliad, this story follows the relationship between Achilles and Patroclus from childhood to adulthood. 


5.) Gemini- Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas

Geminis are known for being curious, versatile, and kind. Punk 57 clashes two completely different worlds of prep and punk together that any Gemini will be intrigued by! The story follows the romantic relationship between Misha and Ryen, who have been pen-pals for seven years. When they meet, however, they discover just how shockingly different they are. 

6.) Cancer- They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera

Cancers are often described as sentimental, protective, and compassionate. They Both Die at the End is as tragic as its title and makes for a good cry that Cancers will love! The story follows the life of two characters, Rufus and Mateo, who have both received a call from “Death-Cast” warning them that it is there last day to live. Mateo and Rufus are strangers prior to the call of death but meet on the “Last Friend App” which pairs the two creating a strong emotional bond on their final day. 

7.) Leo- The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Leos are known for being outgoing, fiery, and self-assured. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo focuses on fame and fortune, everything a true leo aspires! The story shows a glimpse of life in the spotlight as a famous actress in Old Hollywood revealing both the luxuries and adversities that come along with being a celebrity.

8.)  Virgo- Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng

Virgos are often considered practical, analytical, and even gentle. Everything I Never Told You will be an enjoyable read for Virgo’s because of its raw sensitivity and articulate style of writing. The story immerses the reader into the home of a family who each carry heartbreaking secrets that inhibits them from understanding one another. 

9.) Libra- It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover

Libras are known for being social, fair-minded, and diplomatic. It Ends with Us deals with important issues like abuse and homelessness that a libra will surely appreciate! The story explores the impact of emotional trauma in our future relationships through the protagonist, Lily, and her romantic experiences. 

10.) Scorpio- A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

Scorpios can be described as brave, resourceful, and self-reliant. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder captures the suspense and thrill a true Scorpio craves! The story explores Andie Bell’s murder case through an 18-year-old student, named Pip, senior capstone project. Everyone in town believes Andie Bell was murdered by her boyfriend who killed himself immediately after, but Pip is determined to prove the theories by conducting her own investigation. 

11.) Sagittarius- Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey Mcquiston

Sagittarius are described as outgoing, funny, and optimistic. The humorous tone of Red, White, and Royal Blue will amuse any Sagittarius making it a great read for them. The story engages with an enemies-to-lovers trope between the two young men; the Prince of Wales and the first son of the United States.

12.) Capricorn- The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Capricorns are considered to be independent, disciplined, and resilient. The Midnight Library illustrates the infinite possibilities and paths that life has for us despite having regret and shame.  Capricorns will appreciate the journey of responsibly taking life into one’s own hands! The story focuses on Nora, who comes across a library where each book is a portal into a dimension of an alternate life she could have lived. 

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