2009 Sun Sign Book
by Llewellyn

Will this year bring luck in love? When’s the best time to look for a new job? What do astrologers forecast for 2009’s world events? Explore the many uses of Sun sign astrology in Llewellyn’s Sun Sign Book 2009. Astrology every day, your lucky days, your best love matches, your guide to health & career success, and your monthly horoscopes by Terry Lamb. This is a soft cover book, 383 pages.

2009 Moon Sign Book
by Llewellyn

It’s always easier to go with the flow rather than against it. That’s why people have timed their activities with the favorable energy of the Moon for centuries. Since 1905, Llewellyn has helped readers use lunar timing to realize dreams both large and small. No other book on the market tops the Moon Sign Book in supplying useful tips for conscious living. The 2008 edition features more than twenty in-depth articles on gardening (Feng Shui in the garden, beneficial bugs, soy products), living green, the workplace, urban living, vacations, tattoos, "eco-celebrations", health and beauty products from herbs, and more. This popular almanac also contains weather forecasts for eight U.S. zones year round; economic forecasts; tips on planting; hunting and fishing dates; and timing tips for personal and financial decisions. This is a 383-page trade paperback book.

2009 Lunar Wall Calendar

This easily read, yet informative and scholarly calendar is perfect for both the beginner and the seasoned moon-lover. The '09 edition features fresh work from 28 artists, poets, and writers, full astronomical and astrological data, the lunar year-at-a-glance, complete instructions, and an excellent bibliography. THE LUNAR CALENDAR teaches the tree-alphabet as inspired by THE WHITE GODDESS by Robert Graves. Each of the 13 lunations (lunar months) is depicted in a unique spiral format, showing all the moon`s phases, rise and set times, apogee and perigee, the transits of the zodiac, void-of-course times, earth festivals, and visibility of the morning and evening stars. 32 pages with fresh works from 28 artists and writers, magazine-size opens to wall hanging 11" x 17".

2009 Daily Planetary Guide
by Llewellyn

Once you’ve used Llewellyn’s Daily Planetary Guide, you’ll wonder how you made it through a year without it! Designed with advanced and professional astrologers in mind, Llewellyn’s trusted Daily Planetary guide is easy to use and filled with all the astrological information you need every day. This comprehensive planner contains an introduction to astrology for serious beginners (with information about the planets, signs houses, and aspects) and data for tracking the Sun, Moon, planets, Chiron, and the four major asteroids. For quick reference, the aspectarian in this popular datebook includes the signs planets are in, listings for Eastern and Pacific time zones, and as a convenience, times in the calendar are adjusted for Daylight Saving Time. Spiral bound soft cover. 206 pgs.

2009 Astrological Pocket Planner
by Llewellyn

Consult the stars anytime, anywhere, with this compact cosmic database that slides easily into your purse or briefcase. A National Calendar Award Winner, Llewellyn’s Astrological Pocket Planner does what no other datebook does: It lets you trace the movements of the planets last year, this year, and next year. You’ll find a regular datebook section for jotting your 2009 appointments, complete with major planetary aspects; a three-year ephemeris and aspectarian for 2008-2010; a listing of the planetary aspects; a time-zone chart; and a retrograde table. this is a 192-page pocket-sized paperback.

2009 Magical Almanac
by Llewellyn

Recapture the magic of everyday living, and hearken back to the old ways with this eclectic treasury of folklore, spells, and practical how-tos. This year’s edition emphasizes daily magic and features a dazzling array of articles (over fifty in all) on air magic, banishing rituals, Beltane recipes, color magic, earth magic, fire magic, household rituals, kitchen witchery, magical gardening, signs and sigils, water magic, and more! Look for the Moon’s sign and phase, along with incense and color correspondences, to help you maximize the potential of your workings. There’s also a handy list of Pagan holidays and festivals around the world – allowing you to celebrate a new tradition nearly every day of the year. This is a 360 page softcover book.

2009 Herbal Almanac
by Llewellyn

Whether you want to whip up herbal remedies for your pets or treat yourself to an herbal facial, Llewellyn’s Herbal Almanac helps you get the most from nature’s most versatile plants. Today’s top herbalists present nearly three dozen articles bursting with tips for growing and gathering herbs, and using them for natural health, beauty, cooking, crafts, and magic. Discover how to cook jams, jellies, and condiments; brew your own herbal liqueurs; grow medicinal herbs: attract wildlife with herbs; and make your own cleaning products. Also included are crafts for kids, herbal remedies for respiratory health, the history of curry, and wild plant legends. This is a 309-page trade paperback.

2009 Green Living Guide
by Llewellyn

"Renew, re-use, recycle" has become a call to action for millions who care about our planet. What can each of us do to ensure a bright future for our children, grandchildren, and forthcoming generations? The Green Living Guide – a new annual from Llewellyn – offers fresh ideas and Earth-friendly advice for sustaining our world. From green careers to green houses to green weddings, this collection explores how to live in harmony with the environment. Ranging from personal lifestyle options to broad solutions, you’ll find a bounty of ways – small and large – to make a difference. This issue features over twenty in-depth articles on ecotravel, transportation alternatives, bike commuting, rain gardens, vermicomposting, beekeeping, wind turbine power, permaculture, and more. Also included are practical tips and resources for those who want to become an Earth advocate in their home, community, and world. This is a 288-page softcover book.

Dragons and Unicorns
by Ernest Ingersoll / Odell Shepard

Have you ever wanted to have a comprehensive reference guide of two of the best-loved mythological creatures ever - the dragon or the unicorn? This book is that reference! The text covers both creatures with a great deal of depth, including such things as classification of "genus" and "species", habitats, and even migratory patterns. Different passages are accompanied by "scientific" diagrams and illustrations, exactly as a standard zoological text would contain. In addition, this tiny gem of a book has information regarding myths and legends from various cultures concerning dragons and unicorns. All of this information is synthesized beautifully, and this book is an absolute delight, for people who like biological science, dragons, or unicorns! This is a 281-page softcover book.

Drawing Wizards, Witches and Warlocks
by Chris Hart

Popularized by such beloved books as The Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, and the Harry Potter series – all of which have become blockbuster films – fantasy is an endlessly enduring genre. Acclaimed artist Chris Hart leads readers into this marvelous realm, where aspiring illustrators can go as far as their imaginations allow. With Hart’s guidance, they’ll learn how to create an entire cast of fascinating fantasy figures, from masters of sorcery who summon spirits and battle evil forces to dreaded creatures of darkness, such as ogres, Cyclopes, trolls, and goblins. An entire coven of witches range from classic hags to spell-binding, spell-casting teens, and there are devilishly handsome warlocks, dragons, avenging angels, and more. Hart explains how to capture these characters strange forms, costumes, expressions, and action poses, as well as the magical effects that make them so extraordinary. With hundreds of step-by-step drawings, expert art instruction, and visual hints, Drawing Wizards, Witches and Warlocks is a crash course that will educate and inspire fans of all levels. This is a 138-page softcover book.

The Key to Your Dreams (hc)
by Tamara Trusseau

Dreams, whether vivid and pleasant or vague and scary, often seem nonsensical to our waking minds. But there is always a hidden logic behind them, and this exciting book offers instructions on how to discover the valuable truths they’re trying to convey to us. After an authoritative introduction to the different types of dreams – psychological, recurring, and predictive dreams, dreams prompted by physical and environmental conditions, and nightmares – the book offers an extensive A-to-Z dictionary of dream symbols that takes much of the mystery out of the obscure, but richly expressive language of the subconscious mind. The ideal introduction to the art of dream interpretation, this is a powerful tool for bringing harmony to mind, body, and spirit. This is a 128-page hardcover book.