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Chinese Zodiac Year 2011
CANCER Horoscope 2011 Chinese New Year
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Yellow year of the rat (chinese zodiac) Kids’ Shirts $19.4 year of the rat (chinese zodiac),,7 February 2008 – 25 January 2009,,Kids’ Shirts, yellow. |
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The Year of the Rabbit: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac $14.98 "These stories are cute and humorous while offering a lesson learning adventure. I can’t express how much I recommend them as a classroom addition or for a home library . . . a great gift for expectant parents or loved ones."–"Teachers’ Favorite Books for Students" 2011 is the Year of the Rabbit Ruby is a funny bunny whose ear for adventure leads to hair-raising tales with the boy Jai. Sixth in the popular annual series, this colorful story features all twelve celebrated animals. Author Oliver Chin lives in San Francisco, California. Illustrator Justin Roth animates for Saatchi & Saatchi in New York, New York. |
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Chinese Zodiac Animals $10.48 Which Chinese zodiac animal are you? A clever rat? A brave tiger? A hardworking ox? Or an energetic dragon? In ancient China, each sign marked a different year in a 12-year calendar. Over time, people believed that a person’s character and destiny were somehow decided by his or her zodiac animal. "Chinese Zodiac Animals" explains the traits of each animal sign and what luck the future might hold for the person born under that sign. "Chinese Zodiac Animals" is a fun and informative way to learn about an important part of Chinese traditional culture. |
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Your Chinese Horoscope 2011 $11.99 The year 2011 is the Chinese Year of the Rabbit – what will this mean for you? This complete guide contains all the predictions you will need to take you into the year ahead – a year which offers great hope, advancement and opportunity. The ancient art of Chinese astrology, which predates the Western zodiac, is a detailed system of divination that has been in use in the Orient for thousands of years. The depth of its wisdom and the accuracy of its character analysis and prediction has caught the imagination of the Western world in recent years and led to a rapid rise in its popularity. This popular and enlightening bestselling guide – now in its 21st year – includes: Everything you need to know about the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac An explanation of the Five Elements: metal, water, wood, fire and earth, and which one governs your sign Individual predictions to help you find love, luck and success What the Year of the Rabbit has in store for you, your family, your loved ones and friends. |
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Zodiac $3.98 Anyone who is fascinated with astrology-Chinese or Western-will find this super-thick sourcebook a must-have. First, straightforward explanation of both methods of astrology, symbols, charts, and a glossary of terms for each will help you understand where you fall in the scheme of it all. Then read about your specific sign or animal year to gain important insight into your character, with regard to: personality, appearance, behavior, work habits, love and sex, friends and partners, leisure interests, health. Use this valuable wisdom for entertainment, or as a tool for living harmoniously with your natural character. Whether East or West, Yin and Yang or Air and Fire, this giant astrology reference is guaranteed for hours of fun-and might just help lead to a better-balanced life. |
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The Year of the Pig: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac $3.98 "Tales From the Chinese Zodiac is a series of 12 books about these iconic calendar denizens . . . and stars a baby animal coming of age and learning how to personify the year it represents."-KidScreen "We are gaining an even fuller appreciation not only of the distinctiveness of birds and beasts and their behaviors but also of their deep resemblances to us."-The New York Times The year 2007 is the Year of the Pig Born on New Year’s Day, the piglet Patricia explores the farm with her parents and Farmer Wu. Growing up is a learning process, as Patty gets advice from her uncles, aunts, and cousins. But being a sensible pig takes practice, as Patty realizes when Farmer Wu loses his jade ring Can Patty demonstrate her best qualities when others think they aren’t? Patty’s amusing journey to appreciate her true nature will delight children and adults alike. Bright and dynamic illustrations will appeal to new parents, those interested in Asian culture, and lovers of classic pig tales. The entertaining adventures continue in the second in the annual series Tales of the Chinese Zodiac. |
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Your Chinese Horoscope 2011: What The Year of the Rabbit Holds in Store For You $13.79 The ancient art of Chinese astrology which predates the Western zodiac is a detailed system of divination that has been in use in the Orient for thousands of years. The depth of its wisdom and the accuracy of its character analysis and prediction has caught the imagination of the Western world in recent years and led to a rapid rise in its popularity. This popular and enlightening bestselling guide — now in its 21st year — includes: Everything you need to know about the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac An explanation of the Five Elements: metal water wood fire and earth and which one governs your sign Individual predictions to help you find love luck and success What the Year of the Rabbit has in store for you your family your loved ones and friends. |
