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Zodiac Journal: Libra (Zodiac Journals) by Samantha Jamina

Zodiac Journal: Libra (Zodiac Journals)

Samantha Jamina

300 pages

Independently published

Jun 2021

Paperback

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Libra September 23rd-October 22ndAir Sign. Cardinal Sign. The Scales.Libras are thoughtful and sentimental. They are good at remaining fair and seeing both sides to every story. They have a tendency to be indecisive at times despite the balance they hold in other areas of their lives. They are easy-going, determined, and romantic.. Pages: 300 (150 front & back) Size: 9" x 6"

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