Sagittarians are fun, witty and rambunctious. Quick thinkers focused on justice and fairness, you have a bubbly, optimistic personality. Here are 5 books you should read that have as much charisma as you, Sag:

1. Sextrology by Stella Starky and Quinn Cox

　　The ultimate comprehensive astrology guide, Sextrology, takes an in depth look at the female and male aspects of every sign. Featuring the psychology, mental age range and personality of each zodiac sign and so much more. This book will appeal to Sagittarius’ thirst for discovery and life long learning.

　　You’ll learn many things about yourself and others that you never thought possible.

2. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

　　Brave New World is the literary masterpiece written by author of The Doors of Perception and The Island, Aldous Huxley. Taking place in Huxley’s dystopian creation, World State, is a stifled and rigorously monitored life. People must consume their daily soma to stave off depression, laboratories are the new womb and movies are replaced with “feelies.”

　　As relevant today as it’s ever been, this is an absolute must read for Sagittarius, if only to make you more grateful and aware of the importance of having personal freedom and independence when it comes to personality and decision making.

3. The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis

　　Satire of the religious variety, The Screwtape Letters follows letters written by the demon Screwtape to his nephew and demon-in-training, Wormwood. Detailing instruction from “Our Father Below,” Screwtape guides Wormwood toward his inevitable possession of an unwitting Christian.

　　Entertaining and hilarious, this book is a fascinating read and will appeal to your somewhat sarcastic sense of humor.

4. Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes

　　This book is for any woman with the desire to unleash her inner wild nature. Included are fairytales, stories and myths that help foster inner love and wisdom in each woman. Woman and wolves, according to the author, share a common bond in their loyalty to their pack, their fierce nature and their graceful expression.

　　Sagittarius can be a bit of a wild child, but you are fiercely dedicated to your own beliefs and maintaining your sense of self. Learn about your divine inner strength and how to allow it to unfold.

5. The Tibetan Book of the Dead

　　Said to be created by Padmasambhava and written down by his student, Yeshe Tsogyal, this book is also known as The Liberation Through Hearing During the Intermediate State. Timothy Leary stated it’s “… a key to the innermost recesses of the human mind, and a guide for initiates, and for those who are seeking the spiritual path of liberation.”

　　Designed, according to the text, in order to aid one through the transition between death and rebirth, this could be a particularly powerful read for curious Sagittarius, always looking for explanation and answers.

　　For an enlightening and eye-opening literary experience, these are books you should read to embrace your inner Sagittarian nature.

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