Those born from Jan 21 - Feb 20 under the eleventh astrological sign are said to be thinkers, adventurers, and innovators. So what do the stars have in store for our Aquarius readers? Check out our book recommendations below.
In an alternate world where Big Brother is always watching, one man fights for his autonomy within a totalitarian regime. This classic dystopian novel is the perfect read for fiercely independent Aquarians who value thinking for themselves.
Daniel Kahneman’s groundbreaking insights into way we think make excellent brain food for the Aquarian mind. These natural problem-solvers are always on the hunt for new ideas and have the ability to consider multiple points of view.
Aquarians prefer to walk off the beaten path and march to the beat of their own drum. Their delightful quirks and eccentric personality are magnetic and wholly unique, much like the dreamlike world of Eiji Miyake.
A talent for being tech-savvy is also a common Aquarian trait. They would be perfectly at ease plugging into the sprawling virtual utopia of OASIS, seeking fame and fortune and solving dangerous riddles alongside Wade Watts.
There’s a little bit of a rebellious streak with Aquarians. They don’t do well with routine and can get easily bored. While most Aquarians wouldn’t go to Tyler Durden-level extremes, they can appreciate the need to go against the grain.
Which of these are your favorites? Let us know in the comments!
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posted by Marie on January, 19
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