The Little Book of Self-Care for Aries: Simple Ways to Refresh and Restore—According to the Stars

The Little Book of Self-Care

by Constance Stellas

Recharge your fiery spirit with The Little Book of Self-Care for Aries—the ultimate zodiac self-care guide for Aries individuals, blending astrology, wellness, and personal growth into one empowering, new age ritual.

It’s me time—powered by the zodiac! Welcome star-powered strength, wellness, and cosmic relief into your life with The Little Book of Self-Care for Aries, the ultimate self-care guide for Aries and zodiac self-care companion.

While Aries may seem to have boundless energy, this self-care for Aries book truly puts you first. Let the stars be your guide as you discover just how important astrology self-care is to your daily personal growth and healing routine. Learn more about your Aries zodiac sign, your ruling element (fire), and how astrology connects to your self-care journey.

From sipping ginger tea to indulging in a foot massage, you’ll find over a hundred stellar ways to heal your mind, body, and active spirit. This is new age, astrology-infused self-care designed especially for Aries individuals, astrology lovers, and self-care enthusiasts alike.

Genres: Nonfiction, Astrology

160 pages, Audible Audio

First published July 9, 2019

Reviews

[Lala BooksandLala · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read for an Aries inspired vlog https://youtu.be/voSrsRnGL68

[M · Rating 3 out of 5]

Some good and unique ideas. On the flip-side, suggestions such as "drink water" and "get rest" could've been left out, as those are things I'd categorize as "necessary for survival" rather than "self-care".

[Jenny · Rating 2 out of 5]

I did enjoy this, from a point of view of self-care and some of the suggestions did make me laugh. (Using iron cookware because of Mars for example).

I didn't like the binary use of language - this book uses he, some books in the series use she. I think they would be more appropriate and that the idea of masculine/feminine energies is somewhat outdated.
I didn't like the suggestion to forego therapy in favour of apps, but this was contradicted later on.
The book is also quite repetitive. However, there are some good suggestions and it is entertaining.

[Siobhán Mc Laughlin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nothing really unexpected here, as I've heard it all before. Apart from maybe the suggestion for Aries to play darts - now that I could definitely go for!

Oh and it really grated on me how the author kept referring to Aries in the narration as 'he,' it was jarring and distancing, not to mention feckin out-dated! Just use 'they'! Grrrr.

[Rebecca · Rating 4 out of 5]

Simple book with helpful reminders

[Patrick Abrams · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a fun quick read on how to maintain self care for the New Year!! Excited to try all the tips and why my sign needs what it does!!!

[Duncan Akyeampong · Rating 3 out of 5]

Just like the rest of the them not much difference in part 2 of the book

[Marcella Gonzales · Rating 4 out of 5]

Definitely keeping this one within arms reach.

[Elenore Figg · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this because my mom is an Aries and we don't typically get along. It's a great book. easy to follow and understand and I think that any Aries would benefit from reading this little book.

[Maya Nicole · Rating 5 out of 5]

Aries @28

Shocking to discover how accurate my life at 28 is. This boook defines the total Aries and it is frankly exciting but scary.

[Rebecca · Rating 2 out of 5]

Basically a little coffee table book with a long list of self-care ideas.

[Kim Roberts · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5⭐️

What I learned…I’m not a good Aries. I like almost the complete opposite of what this book says!