I will mirror the other reviews. The art and layout of the first 3/4 of the book (so, 30 pages, in ebook) is interesting and, until near the end, I was very happy to be reading this, and learning about something new to me. The ending, however, lost me completely and it started to feel like a (interesting and detailed) brochure for a learning program and not a book.
There is also a reference page - with 27 references, from 5 texts, for a 39 page ebook. It was...odd, so I went back to look at the start of the ebook and realized that it reads like a term paper. ( )

I was interested in learning more about Lilith, and this short (39 pages) , but informative book did give me much more information and context about Lilith. It was interesting to learn more about the impact of Lilith as an archetype and the patriarchy and the continual debasement of women throughout history.
I did not really understand the insertion of references to different Lilith Moons (black, dark etc.) and the book fell short on explaining either how to interact with said moons and asteriods or what benefit they can provide humans in processing and integrating shadow concepts. The end of the book referenced a course, which I was not familiar with, and it seemed an abrupt ending to the book to sign up for a course to learn more. I would suggest adding content to the book and not requiring someone to take a course. ( )

The book is rather short but packed with information. The art used is and overall design of this book is very visually pleasing and adds to the appeal of this background on Lilith. I do wish there had been more resources to utilize the info such as rituals, card spreads, etc to allow the reader to be more immersed. ( )

An interesting book about the myths around Lilith, their astrological interpretation, and what that means for our lives.
I liked a lot how the myths and their meanings are explained. The book provides a good grasp of the themes and motives Lilith stands for. To me, who had had only a very vague idea about her, it was a fascinating journey into the mythology and modern interpretations.
Also, the graphical design of the book is extraordinarily good, great photos and nice typography.
However, when it comes to practical applications of the teachings at the end, the author only provides a few sentences that stay rather vague. There’s the possibility to fill in a few questions to Lilith—and a link to a paid online course.
For all the information provided and the wonderful design, the book is well worth reading, but still, I’m left with the feeling that it at least partially is a teaser for the courses held by the author. ( )