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Discover every vibrant aspect of your personality with this fascinating blend of astrology, numerology, and color theory that offers exciting new insights about our lives and relationships.

Including 366 perforated swatches so you can take your birthday color with you while shopping for clothing or home decor

Inspired by the iconic Pantone color system, Colorstrology uses a mix of astrology, numerology, and color theory to generate 366 “birthday colors” and personality profiles for every day of the year. Each birthday listing contains:

• Personal Profile: Each day of birth comes with a personal profile that you can return to again and again to remind you of your true self, keep you aligned with your destiny, and illuminate your soul’s purpose.
• Key Words: Every birth color is united with 3 key words, which resonate with you and your core personality traits. These words are like notes in the musical score of your color, and when embraced, they can be useful in attaining your goals.
• Compatible Birthdays: Each day lists 3 compatible days, based on the principles of color, elements, planets, and numerological affinity. Enjoy looking up the birthdays of people you know to see what you have in common.
• Monthly Colors: Just as you were born under a sun sign, you also belong to a special monthly color group. Wear, meditate on, or surround yourself with your monthly color to feel more connected to your destiny.

Colorstrology is a fascinating new way to look at who we are and how we behave—a great gift for yourself or a friend!

This little gift book is packed with tips, tricks, and life hacks for the modern Renaissance man.

With chapters on domestic life, personal appearance, etiquette and socializing, business and pleasure, love and relationships, and health and wellness, it’s the ultimate little black book for men of all ages. You’ll find all the answers in a concise but comprehensive pocket-sized package.
 
This handy reference guide features everything the modern man should know (but might not), including:

   • How to Cast a Fishing Rod
   • How to Open a Beer Bottle Without an Opener
   • How to Ask for a Raise
   • How to Start a Simple Skincare Routine
   • How to Make Friends as an Adult
   • How to Entertain Children

Plus wardrobe essentials, advice on car maintenance, how to start a conversation in five languages, exercise tips, grilling instructions, and much, much more!

This pocket-sized handbook features all the skills a modern lady needs!
 
This little gift book is packed with tips, tricks, and life hacks for women who need to know everything. With advice on etiquette and social situations, entertaining and cooking tips, do-it-yourself instructions, health information, self-defense techniques, and much, much more, this is the ultimate—but petite!—reference guide for go-getters, self-starters, and independent women everywhere. Featuring:
 
·      How to Ask for a Raise     
·      Ten Stylish Pieces Every Woman Should Own     
·      How to Throw a Football     
·      Good Responses to Bad Pick-Up Lines     
·      How to Host a Cocktail Party     
·      How to Parallel Park

We’re here. We’re queer. And we’re hilarious! Not to mention eloquent, bitchy, poetic, luminous, and dead-on brilliant! To Quote a Queer features more than 2,500 quotations on a host of subjects, including:

Body Image: “To be gay and out of shape is almost as much of a stigma as just being gay used to be.”—Bruce Vilanch

Fashion: “If I am occasionally a little overdressed, I make up for it by being always immensely overeducated.”—Oscar Wilde

Homophobia: “A lot of people are not homophobic, but they think they’re supposed to be. They think that if they don’t express prejudice, people will think there’s something the matter with them.”—Barney Frank

Therapy: “I think I have OCD or ADD or some other three-initial ditty. Whatever it is, it’s exhauasting.”—Rosie O’Donnell

Truth: “I don’t care what anybody says about me as long as it isn’t true.”—Truman Capote

Childhood: “Bike-riding and tree-climbing may be typically boyish, but they were merely means to my sissified ends; I wanted, like an eight-year-old Garbo, to be alone.”—Dan Savage

Coming Out: “What happened to me is exactly the opposite of what closeted people fear. They think they’ll lose everything if they come out. This did not happen to me at all. In fact, everything came back tenfold.”—Melissa Etheridge

Fame: “When you become a public figure, you become at the same time a product, and people actually look at your ‘expiration date,’ you know? They look at your age and say, ‘Hmm. How fresh is this one?’”—RuPaul

And much more. Hitting shelves just in time for summer’s pride festivities, To Quote a Queer is the perfect gift for gays and the people who love them.

JOHN LESSARD is assistant professor of English and film studies at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California.