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Taurus, Taurus rising, Venus dominant, or strong 2nd House
It is out of the question for you to take a book without having prepared the ideal place. You either make yourself comfortable in a lounger, with a fresh drink close at hand, or you nestle in a plaid by the fireside with a piece of chocolate. Then, you are ready to bury yourself in substantial novels.
19th century French classics seem tailored for you. This is actually the century of realistic novels, a genre you like a lot. Get a few masterpieces, particularly "The Human Comedy" by Honor? de Balzac. He often stages social and money issues, which are the themes that you understand easily. As far as American literature is concerned, try either William Faulkner, who describes the difficult conditions faced by his heroes of the Southern States. Other interesting options could be Jean Giono and Marcel Pagnol, who write novels rooted in their native lands.
Among contemporary authors, let us mention Tom Wolfe's "Bloody Miami" or "The Bonfire of the Vanities", as well as all authors who broach the role of money and material possessions in human relations. And also Douglas Kennedy, for instance with his best-seller "In pursuit of Money".
It is out of the question for you to take a book without having prepared the ideal place. You either make yourself comfortable in a lounger, with a fresh drink close at hand, or you nestle in a plaid by the fireside with a piece of chocolate. Then, you are ready to bury yourself in substantial novels.
19th century French classics seem tailored for you. This is actually the century of realistic novels, a genre you like a lot. Get a few masterpieces, particularly "The Human Comedy" by Honor? de Balzac. He often stages social and money issues, which are the themes that you understand easily. As far as American literature is concerned, try either William Faulkner, who describes the difficult conditions faced by his heroes of the Southern States. Other interesting options could be Jean Giono and Marcel Pagnol, who write novels rooted in their native lands.
Among contemporary authors, let us mention Tom Wolfe's "Bloody Miami" or "The Bonfire of the Vanities", as well as all authors who broach the role of money and material possessions in human relations. And also Douglas Kennedy, for instance with his best-seller "In pursuit of Money".
Gemini, Gemini rising, Mercury dominant, or strong 3rd House
Although you tremendously enjoy reading, you are not too fond of huge volumes. You are too eclectic to focus only on one novel, even a masterpiece. Aside from the numerous magazines you buy, you appreciate short stories written for the general audience in an incisive style.
You like Arthur Conan Doyle's deadpan humour, or Truman Capote's lightness. Characters such as Holly in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" seem to share your Sun sign. And you will not fail to read a major book such as "The Catcher in the Rye" by Jerome. D. Salinger, written at the first person, in which the narrator displays a caustic sense of observation. Indeed, as an accomplished Gemini, you are also a born sociologist.
You may also opt for novels which stood the test of time: from "The Dangerous Liaisons" by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos to "The adventures of Fonelle", by Sophie Fontanel, the choice is yours! You may want to try "Inseparabili" by Alessandro Piperno, an original novel based on the history of two brothers, a theme you understand well.
Although you tremendously enjoy reading, you are not too fond of huge volumes. You are too eclectic to focus only on one novel, even a masterpiece. Aside from the numerous magazines you buy, you appreciate short stories written for the general audience in an incisive style.
You like Arthur Conan Doyle's deadpan humour, or Truman Capote's lightness. Characters such as Holly in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" seem to share your Sun sign. And you will not fail to read a major book such as "The Catcher in the Rye" by Jerome. D. Salinger, written at the first person, in which the narrator displays a caustic sense of observation. Indeed, as an accomplished Gemini, you are also a born sociologist.
You may also opt for novels which stood the test of time: from "The Dangerous Liaisons" by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos to "The adventures of Fonelle", by Sophie Fontanel, the choice is yours! You may want to try "Inseparabili" by Alessandro Piperno, an original novel based on the history of two brothers, a theme you understand well.
Cancer, Cancer rising, the Moon dominant, or strong 4th House
The link between books and you resembles a love story. You relish those moments of introspection or escape which enable you to feel other people's emotions. Those of your favourite authors, to begin with.
You are also fond of poetry. "The Flowers of Evil" by Charles Baudelaire is among your bedside books. "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exup?ry is a tale for children, but since you still have the soul of a child, its metaphors will enchant you. Besides, Saint-Exup?ry was born with the Sun in your sign. Like a certain Marcel Proust, who is not to be overlooked. The little madeleine, it's you, definitely. With "In Search of Lost Time", you will never waste yours. You will savour the author's lengthy digressions about his childhood terrors and his amorous ecstasies.
Owing to your great sensitivity, you like to immerse yourself in the past: historical biographies are inevitably an interesting option. Among contemporary authors also, you will find specialists in emotions: Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" or "Ada" is a perfect choice.
The link between books and you resembles a love story. You relish those moments of introspection or escape which enable you to feel other people's emotions. Those of your favourite authors, to begin with.
You are also fond of poetry. "The Flowers of Evil" by Charles Baudelaire is among your bedside books. "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exup?ry is a tale for children, but since you still have the soul of a child, its metaphors will enchant you. Besides, Saint-Exup?ry was born with the Sun in your sign. Like a certain Marcel Proust, who is not to be overlooked. The little madeleine, it's you, definitely. With "In Search of Lost Time", you will never waste yours. You will savour the author's lengthy digressions about his childhood terrors and his amorous ecstasies.
Owing to your great sensitivity, you like to immerse yourself in the past: historical biographies are inevitably an interesting option. Among contemporary authors also, you will find specialists in emotions: Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" or "Ada" is a perfect choice.
Leo, Leo rising, the Sun dominant, or strong 5th House
style and theme must both be flamboyant if they are to catch your attention. The works of Ernest Hemingway, whose life is as outstanding as his novels, may suit your taste, for example "A Farewell to Arms", "A Moveable Feast", etc., because regardless of the plot, the author describes a glamorous and superb world.
In the field of romance, Francis Scott Fitzgerald's "Gatsby the Great" or "Tender is the night" are made for you. Straight away, these novels thrust you into a world where rich people kill time as they can, living in sumptuous villas, or cruising off the coast of the French Riviera. Detailed descriptions of luxury arouse your curiosity, which is your absolute right after all.
Baroness Karen Blixen transports you to a perfect colonial setting, where people elegantly dressed in linen sit at tables covered with immaculate tablecloths while lions are roaring in the night. You will also enjoy authors who write about places of power such as Don DeLillo in "Cosmopolis".
style and theme must both be flamboyant if they are to catch your attention. The works of Ernest Hemingway, whose life is as outstanding as his novels, may suit your taste, for example "A Farewell to Arms", "A Moveable Feast", etc., because regardless of the plot, the author describes a glamorous and superb world.
In the field of romance, Francis Scott Fitzgerald's "Gatsby the Great" or "Tender is the night" are made for you. Straight away, these novels thrust you into a world where rich people kill time as they can, living in sumptuous villas, or cruising off the coast of the French Riviera. Detailed descriptions of luxury arouse your curiosity, which is your absolute right after all.
Baroness Karen Blixen transports you to a perfect colonial setting, where people elegantly dressed in linen sit at tables covered with immaculate tablecloths while lions are roaring in the night. You will also enjoy authors who write about places of power such as Don DeLillo in "Cosmopolis".
Virgo, Virgo rising, Mercury dominant, or strong 6th House
You are by yourself an entire library! You enjoy reading, and above all, looking for documentation with relentless curiosity. You never miss outstanding books, whatever their genre may be. It is not surprising that a typical representative of yours sign, Fr?d?ric Beigbeder, published two works listing the 20th century best choices, based on a poll, and another one presenting his personal choices.
You can be relied upon when it comes to the most erudite publications. You are not afraid to re-read classics by Homer or Michel de Montaigne, or to go through all playwrights written in old French or in Middle English.
Your preferences go to authors who dissect emotions or sociological motivations. For instance, Henry James' "The Portrait of a Lady", or Am?lie Nothomb, and of course, Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" and "Foucault's Pendulum", are meant for you.
You are by yourself an entire library! You enjoy reading, and above all, looking for documentation with relentless curiosity. You never miss outstanding books, whatever their genre may be. It is not surprising that a typical representative of yours sign, Fr?d?ric Beigbeder, published two works listing the 20th century best choices, based on a poll, and another one presenting his personal choices.
You can be relied upon when it comes to the most erudite publications. You are not afraid to re-read classics by Homer or Michel de Montaigne, or to go through all playwrights written in old French or in Middle English.
Your preferences go to authors who dissect emotions or sociological motivations. For instance, Henry James' "The Portrait of a Lady", or Am?lie Nothomb, and of course, Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" and "Foucault's Pendulum", are meant for you.
Libra, Libra rising, Venus dominant, or strong 7th House
The works which appeal to you are refined and packed with delicate feelings. Books about art or illuminations delight your senses' needs and search for perfection. Classical, did you say classical? A little bit, yes, or quite a lot, and even passionately.
You do not hesitate to re-read famous plays, in which well-known lines by heroes, destined for some romantic death, make you discreetly shed a tear. Corneille, Jean Racine, or William Shakespeare offer you inexhaustible sources of pleasure. As for 19th century great novels, you sympathise with the fate of "The Lady of the Camellias" by Alexandre Dumas Jr. You also enjoy the love and society torments narrated by such authors as Stendhal of course, or Benjamin Constant in his novel "Adolphe".
You are not too fond of contemporary authors. However, Philippe Sollers is refined enough to be of interest to you, thanks to his light-hearted banter in "Portrait of the Gambler", or his sociological approach in "Women". But why wouldn't you indulge in dark though delicate thrills with "American Psycho" by Bret Easton Ellis?
The works which appeal to you are refined and packed with delicate feelings. Books about art or illuminations delight your senses' needs and search for perfection. Classical, did you say classical? A little bit, yes, or quite a lot, and even passionately.
You do not hesitate to re-read famous plays, in which well-known lines by heroes, destined for some romantic death, make you discreetly shed a tear. Corneille, Jean Racine, or William Shakespeare offer you inexhaustible sources of pleasure. As for 19th century great novels, you sympathise with the fate of "The Lady of the Camellias" by Alexandre Dumas Jr. You also enjoy the love and society torments narrated by such authors as Stendhal of course, or Benjamin Constant in his novel "Adolphe".
You are not too fond of contemporary authors. However, Philippe Sollers is refined enough to be of interest to you, thanks to his light-hearted banter in "Portrait of the Gambler", or his sociological approach in "Women". But why wouldn't you indulge in dark though delicate thrills with "American Psycho" by Bret Easton Ellis?
Scorpio, Scorpio rising, Pluto dominant, or strong 8th House
Black is black. There is hope for a reader like you! The more tortuous, tortured, even bloody the plot promises to be, the happier you are. Indeed, nothing is more exciting than diving in worlds in which your most unbridled fantasies may at last be expressed freely.
Using books as outlet. Why not? Therefore, you have the choice among undisputed masters of horror such as prolific Stephen King, or pessimistic James Ellroy, the author of "The Black Dahlia". Actually, Ellroy went quite far in his personal experimentations by flirting with all taboos.
Among younger authors, the selection is wide. Michael Connelly's "The Fifth Witness", may be part of it. In a different register, you may be captivated by erotic literature. Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James, who brings back into fashion sadomasochism, does not leave you indifferent, unless you find the story a bit... soft, because when it comes to strong emotions, you have no limits.
Black is black. There is hope for a reader like you! The more tortuous, tortured, even bloody the plot promises to be, the happier you are. Indeed, nothing is more exciting than diving in worlds in which your most unbridled fantasies may at last be expressed freely.
Using books as outlet. Why not? Therefore, you have the choice among undisputed masters of horror such as prolific Stephen King, or pessimistic James Ellroy, the author of "The Black Dahlia". Actually, Ellroy went quite far in his personal experimentations by flirting with all taboos.
Among younger authors, the selection is wide. Michael Connelly's "The Fifth Witness", may be part of it. In a different register, you may be captivated by erotic literature. Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James, who brings back into fashion sadomasochism, does not leave you indifferent, unless you find the story a bit... soft, because when it comes to strong emotions, you have no limits.
Sagittarius, Sagittarius rising, Jupiter dominant, or strong 9th House
Could it be that adventure stories are made for you? Definitely. When you open a book, you expect twists and turns, exoticism, big feelings, and some sort of quest, if possible.
You may have started quite young with Rudyard Kipling and his "The Jungle Book". Then you were carried away by the entire work of Jules Verne, especially by "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". You devoured all Joseph Kessel and Robert Louis Stevenson, including his "Treasure Island". Pirates, buccaneers, as well as far-off civilisations, have always have the power to make you dream and to give you itchy feet.
Since you are an expert in foreign literature, someday you stumbled on Salman Rushdie's "Midnight Children", his best book perhaps, or on Gabriel Garc?_a M??rquez's best-seller "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Besides, you are an avid reader of big sagas, provided they are fun. You may want to try Ken Follet's historical novel "Winter of the World", or also Steve Toltz's "A fraction of the Whole", which will take you into the Australian bush then to the Thai jungle. And don't forget your typical hero: Tintin, of course.
Could it be that adventure stories are made for you? Definitely. When you open a book, you expect twists and turns, exoticism, big feelings, and some sort of quest, if possible.
You may have started quite young with Rudyard Kipling and his "The Jungle Book". Then you were carried away by the entire work of Jules Verne, especially by "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". You devoured all Joseph Kessel and Robert Louis Stevenson, including his "Treasure Island". Pirates, buccaneers, as well as far-off civilisations, have always have the power to make you dream and to give you itchy feet.
Since you are an expert in foreign literature, someday you stumbled on Salman Rushdie's "Midnight Children", his best book perhaps, or on Gabriel Garc?_a M??rquez's best-seller "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Besides, you are an avid reader of big sagas, provided they are fun. You may want to try Ken Follet's historical novel "Winter of the World", or also Steve Toltz's "A fraction of the Whole", which will take you into the Australian bush then to the Thai jungle. And don't forget your typical hero: Tintin, of course.
Capricorn, Capricorn rising, Saturn dominant, or strong 10th House
You are a silence-lover, an assiduous, serious, and persevering reader. Huge volumes do not deter you, on condition that they are instructive, and above all, that they do not make you waste your precious time.
When you set aside your professional books — political and sociological essays, atlas — you enjoy diving in the works of authors who resemble you, and who get to the bottom of things. Stories about struggles against poverty, cold weather or other elements, are highly interesting. Therefore, all Charles Dickens' works seem to be meant for you, starting with "Oliver Twist". Hans Christian Andersen's tales, especially "The Little Match Girl", or less sad, "The Snow Queen", depict a very Capricornian world.
Fortunately, you do not have to limit yourself to realism or pathos. Did you like the mountain exploits of Roger Frison-Roche ? In that case, you will also love Sylvain Tesson, an unusual adventurer with a sophisticated style. You will probably delight in the sober nostalgia of "The New York Trilogy" by Paul Auster, or in the literary prowess of his lady, Siri Hustvedt, if you read "What I loved".
You are a silence-lover, an assiduous, serious, and persevering reader. Huge volumes do not deter you, on condition that they are instructive, and above all, that they do not make you waste your precious time.
When you set aside your professional books — political and sociological essays, atlas — you enjoy diving in the works of authors who resemble you, and who get to the bottom of things. Stories about struggles against poverty, cold weather or other elements, are highly interesting. Therefore, all Charles Dickens' works seem to be meant for you, starting with "Oliver Twist". Hans Christian Andersen's tales, especially "The Little Match Girl", or less sad, "The Snow Queen", depict a very Capricornian world.
Fortunately, you do not have to limit yourself to realism or pathos. Did you like the mountain exploits of Roger Frison-Roche ? In that case, you will also love Sylvain Tesson, an unusual adventurer with a sophisticated style. You will probably delight in the sober nostalgia of "The New York Trilogy" by Paul Auster, or in the literary prowess of his lady, Siri Hustvedt, if you read "What I loved".
Aquarius, Aquarius rising, Uranus dominant, or strong 11th House
Rather than getting back to the classics, you prefer to seek new perspectives. Therefore, you are naturally tempted by fantasy, the Harry Potter series to begin with, or J.R.R. Tolkien, if you are younger.
However, you are also fond of more complex texts if they are peculiar. Anticipation novels such as "1984" by George Orwell, even a long time after they were first published, still arouse your curiosity. You may also like the works of Haruki Murakami, and his deliberately distorted vision in the novel oddly titled "1Q84". In a quite similar style, social satires staging revolutionary concepts provide you with food for thought. For example, Michel Houellebecq and Am?lie Nothomb — who is also very appreciated by Virgos — have such a special universe of their own that you may enjoy them.
In a more classical but still contemporary genre, you may be interested in Jonathan Coe and his references to England during the Rock and Roll years with for instance "Welcome to College". Let us add Zadie Smith, considered as a leading figure in English literature, as well as Jonathan Franzen, the new American genius.
Rather than getting back to the classics, you prefer to seek new perspectives. Therefore, you are naturally tempted by fantasy, the Harry Potter series to begin with, or J.R.R. Tolkien, if you are younger.
However, you are also fond of more complex texts if they are peculiar. Anticipation novels such as "1984" by George Orwell, even a long time after they were first published, still arouse your curiosity. You may also like the works of Haruki Murakami, and his deliberately distorted vision in the novel oddly titled "1Q84". In a quite similar style, social satires staging revolutionary concepts provide you with food for thought. For example, Michel Houellebecq and Am?lie Nothomb — who is also very appreciated by Virgos — have such a special universe of their own that you may enjoy them.
In a more classical but still contemporary genre, you may be interested in Jonathan Coe and his references to England during the Rock and Roll years with for instance "Welcome to College". Let us add Zadie Smith, considered as a leading figure in English literature, as well as Jonathan Franzen, the new American genius.
Pisces, Pisces rising, Neptune dominant, or strong 12th House
Poetry or nothing! Your imagination flares up very easily, and you enjoy spending hours on a park bench, looking from time to time at passers-by before getting back to your dear lines.
You are always entranced by surrealists such as Guillaume Apollinaire or Andr? Breton, who do not hesitate to digress to forecast events. In "The Princess of Cl?ves ??, Madame de La Fayette describes emotions that you easily grasp. You will also be enthused by the romanticism of Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina", or by Albert Cohen's "Her Lover", of course.
In the area of contemporary publications, you will agree with ideas rebelling against consumerism, such as those delineated by Jonathan Safran Foer in "Eating Animals". However, to conclude with a lighter touch, comics and art books, the visual impact of which stimulates your emotions, are very enjoyable.
Poetry or nothing! Your imagination flares up very easily, and you enjoy spending hours on a park bench, looking from time to time at passers-by before getting back to your dear lines.
You are always entranced by surrealists such as Guillaume Apollinaire or Andr? Breton, who do not hesitate to digress to forecast events. In "The Princess of Cl?ves ??, Madame de La Fayette describes emotions that you easily grasp. You will also be enthused by the romanticism of Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina", or by Albert Cohen's "Her Lover", of course.
In the area of contemporary publications, you will agree with ideas rebelling against consumerism, such as those delineated by Jonathan Safran Foer in "Eating Animals". However, to conclude with a lighter touch, comics and art books, the visual impact of which stimulates your emotions, are very enjoyable.
Posted by Damnatavery true... lord of the rings and harry potter were my favorite books since ever!! and I still reread some today!!! it's rare that I read any other books with the same passion and joy in my heart!
Aquarius, Aquarius rising, Uranus dominant, or strong 11th House
Rather than getting back to the classics, you prefer to seek new perspectives. Therefore, you are naturally tempted by fantasy, the Harry Potter series to begin with, or J.R.R. Tolkien, if you are younger.
However, you are also fond of more complex texts if they are peculiar. Anticipation novels such as "1984" by George Orwell, even a long time after they were first published, still arouse your curiosity. You may also like the works of Haruki Murakami, and his deliberately distorted vision in the novel oddly titled "1Q84". In a quite similar style, social satires staging revolutionary concepts provide you with food for thought. For example, Michel Houellebecq and Am?lie Nothomb — who is also very appreciated by Virgos — have such a special universe of their own that you may enjoy them.
In a more classical but still contemporary genre, you may be interested in Jonathan Coe and his references to England during the Rock and Roll years with for instance "Welcome to College". Let us add Zadie Smith, considered as a leading figure in English literature, as well as Jonathan Franzen, the new American genius.
Posted by Damnatawow i love these!! thanks for posting. we can all see the focus on houses too!
Aries, Aries rising, Mars dominant, or strong 1st House
As clich? as it may sound, yes, you are definitely able to let yourself be grabbed by a book, provided that you find its history or its theme attractive. Indeed, you agree to remain quiet so long as you experience thrilling adventures by proxy. Thus, you will undoubtedly be enthused by the epic "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas, since you have somehow the soul of d'Artagnan, his self-confidence and poise, and you are willing to take up new challenges... Even the character of Milady de Winter, a strong-minded woman, appeals to you.
The Zodiac and the books for Aries, Aries rising, Mars dominant, or strong 1st House
Let's not forget your vital and creative force, which can be felt through the pages of Arthur Rimbaud or Henri Miller, for instance in "Tropic of Cancer".
In a different style, you are interested in all authors who study the ego, because you tend to be centred on... yourself. Therefore, yes to Marguerite Duras — an Aries Sun — and her famous "The Lover", or to the works of Sigmund Freud, who enables you to probe the depths of your personality, for the good cause. You will also appreciate Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", which became the Beat Generation's emblem: since you enjoy exploring uncharted territories, you will have your share.
Posted by Damnatahmm that IS interesting. my husband is virgo rising, but the 11th house sounds more like him,(he has no aquarius) as he likes Lord or the Rings and Harry Potter. I love Harry Potter too, So, it explains my husband's 11th house/Uranus bent.
Virgo, Virgo rising, Mercury dominant, or strong 6th House
You are by yourself an entire library! You enjoy reading, and above all, looking for documentation with relentless curiosity. You never miss outstanding books, whatever their genre may be. It is not surprising that a typical representative of yours sign, Fr?d?ric Beigbeder, published two works listing the 20th century best choices, based on a poll, and another one presenting his personal choices.
You can be relied upon when it comes to the most erudite publications. You are not afraid to re-read classics by Homer or Michel de Montaigne, or to go through all playwrights written in old French or in Middle English.
Your preferences go to authors who dissect emotions or sociological motivations. For instance, Henry James' "The Portrait of a Lady", or Am?lie Nothomb, and of course, Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" and "Foucault's Pendulum", are meant for you.
heeeeyyyyy....
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isn't J.K.Rowling a Leo with very strong Virgo influence?? And Aquarius Midheaven. lmao 😆
http://www.astrotheme.com/astrology/J._K._Rowling
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isn't J.K.Rowling a Leo with very strong Virgo influence?? And Aquarius Midheaven. lmao 😆
http://www.astrotheme.com/astrology/J._K._Rowling
Posted by DamnataI was reading like meh ok same old sesitive childish cancer bullshit then they said 'lolita', I have one in french too on my bedside! it's my salvage!
Cancer, Cancer rising, the Moon dominant, or strong 4th House
The link between books and you resembles a love story. You relish those moments of introspection or escape which enable you to feel other people's emotions. Those of your favourite authors, to begin with.
You are also fond of poetry. "The Flowers of Evil" by Charles Baudelaire is among your bedside books. "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exup?ry is a tale for children, but since you still have the soul of a child, its metaphors will enchant you. Besides, Saint-Exup?ry was born with the Sun in your sign. Like a certain Marcel Proust, who is not to be overlooked. The little madeleine, it's you, definitely. With "In Search of Lost Time", you will never waste yours. You will savour the author's lengthy digressions about his childhood terrors and his amorous ecstasies.
Owing to your great sensitivity, you like to immerse yourself in the past: historical biographies are inevitably an interesting option. Among contemporary authors also, you will find specialists in emotions: Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" or "Ada" is a perfect choice.
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That weird moment when you realize... that Simon Cowell is actually a libra ! LOL
As clich? as it may sound, yes, you are definitely able to let yourself be grabbed by a book, provided that you find its history or its theme attractive. Indeed, you agree to remain quiet so long as you experience thrilling adventures by proxy. Thus, you will undoubtedly be enthused by the epic "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas, since you have somehow the soul of d'Artagnan, his self-confidence and poise, and you are willing to take up new challenges... Even the character of Milady de Winter, a strong-minded woman, appeals to you.
The Zodiac and the books for Aries, Aries rising, Mars dominant, or strong 1st House
Let's not forget your vital and creative force, which can be felt through the pages of Arthur Rimbaud or Henri Miller, for instance in "Tropic of Cancer".
In a different style, you are interested in all authors who study the ego, because you tend to be centred on... yourself. Therefore, yes to Marguerite Duras — an Aries Sun — and her famous "The Lover", or to the works of Sigmund Freud, who enables you to probe the depths of your personality, for the good cause. You will also appreciate Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", which became the Beat Generation's emblem: since you enjoy exploring uncharted territories, you will have your share.