Magnus Jensen's "Everybody's Astrology" is a sure sign of its era of manufacture; one part astrological apologism, one part distrust of the rise of non-traditional (especially psychological) science, and one part utopian admonition to engage in the study of the stars and planets, this booklet is a decent primer to the basic tenets of astrology. It additionally lends itself to use by those interested in studying more about the topic from the occult perspective, listing a half dozen other related works some of which are explicitly applauded for their rigor.