Books for Sagittarius: 5 Reads That Align with the Archer’s Spirit

Books for Sagittarius: 5 Reads That Align with the Archer’s Spirit
Photo Courtesy: Dessy T. Levinson, Randee Dawn, John Wiswell & Lorna Graham

By: Fiona Hansen

The time of the centaur has recently come to a close; from November 22 to December 21, Sagittariuses held their moment in the spotlight. But the fun doesn’t have to end there! Keep that birthday spirit alive into the New Year with these thoughtfully selected reads, ideal for treating yourself or the Sag in your life. Read on for five engaging reads that might be a great addition to any archer’s 2025 TBR list.

Adventurous: The Only Song Worth Singing by Randee Dawn (Caezik SF & Fantasy; Trade Paperback; April 8, 2025)

To honor the adventurous, spontaneous spirit often associated with Sagittariuses, we suggest The Only Song Worth Singing by Randee Dawn. When three childhood friends and now-band members leave the streets of Dublin for an American tour, they unexpectedly attract the attention of the sídhe, feckless fairies drawn from Irish folklore. Only one of them, Padraig, has the potential to save his friends—and their music. This upmarket fantasy blends 90s Celtic rock and roll vibes with tricky fae and plenty of humor, making it an exciting pick for any Sag looking for a journey back in time and into a world of legend.

Fearless: Wearing the Lion by John Wiswell (DAW; Hardcover; June 17, 2025)

To reflect the courageous hearts often attributed to Sagittariuses, we recommend Wearing the Lion by Nebula Award-winning author John Wiswell. This story takes a fresh approach to the myth of Hercules, offering an empathetic exploration of Heracles’ relationship with the goddess Hera—and Hera’s connection to monsters. Ideal for fans of mythological retellings, this novel delves into themes of heroism and monstrosity. With a Summer 2025 release, now might be a great time to preorder for the Sagittarians in your life (or for yourself)!

Bonus Pick: Someone You Can Build a Nest in by John Wiswell (Daw; Trade Paperback; April 15, 2025)

Wiswell’s first novel, Someone You Can Build a Nest In, also navigates themes of fear, monstrosity, and love through a unique, cozy monster-monster hunter romance. Fortunately, the trade paperback edition is set to release in April 2025, making it an accessible and engaging option for any Sagittarius. If you’re looking for additional reasons to check it out, this novel was recognized as an NPR, Washington Post, Book Riot, and Audible Best Book of 2024.

Passionate: Where You Once Belonged by Lorna Graham (She Writes Press; Trade Paperback; May 15, 2025)

Given that Sagittariuses are often described as passionate, we’re highlighting this emotion-driven women’s fiction mystery. Where You Once Belonged follows a highly motivated news writer striving for the premier role in her division. To achieve this goal, she must make difficult choices—firing two of her best staffers and abandoning an important investigative story, possibly at the cost of love. However, an unexpected invitation to a college reunion that takes a mystical turn forces her to reconsider her past and whether her passions have led her astray. Written by a real-life Dateline NBC writer and the author of The Ghost of Greenwich Village, this pick is well suited to those drawn to compelling narratives of ambition and self-discovery.

Business Savvy: From Overwhelm to Flow by Dessy Levinson (Crate; Paperback; January 28, 2025)

If you or a Sagittarian in your life are a busy professional seeking courage, meaning, and resilience, From Overwhelm to Flow by executive strategist and relational integration coach Dessy Levinson might be a worthwhile pick. This neuroscience and psychology-based guide presents a framework for transforming overwhelm into a manageable flow, advocating for the use of intensity as a tool rather than a hindrance. More than just another self-help book, From Overwhelm to Flow offers readers a practical toolkit for navigating the complexities of both professional and personal life. This January release could be an inspiring way to start the New Year on a motivated note.

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