(different cover)

I picked this up from a charity shop in Grange-over-sands, a lovely day in the Lakes. So this is the book that relaunched Noel Edmond's career, so we've got to thank it for Deal or No Deal!!

(29/11) This was typical, and no great surprise as to how the process works, the positive thinking, relaxation & mindfulness which is all very healthy anyway. And as Mohr says, what have you got to lose? Some of the language of the genre grates, but I am able to forgive BM as a German-speaker, and one can always switch on the 'BS' filter :)

I'm taking this along to the Ipswich pre-Christmas 'mini-meet' to share. Hopefully this will get to someone in time for those Christmas wishes (cosmic orders) :) Enjoy

I picked this up because my mother firmly believes that this works, ordering things like favourite parking spaces and similar fairly ordinary things. I thought I'd read it and find out more about it, though at least one mention of brain science has struck me as screwy...

Interesting read along the lines I expected - poorly translated in parts, but positive thinking has a lot to recommend it. Some of the concepts make me wish for kaftan, butI'm not scoffing too much.

This book is to be taken to today's bookcrossing meetup and either left on the shelves or travelling onwards with other bookcrossers :)

Picked up at the monthly Ipswich meet, because semioticghosts told me to.

The concept's good, and when I'm not riddled by anxiety, find it works to a degree, but the language and style were awful!

Interesting concept, as endorsed by Noel Edmonds. Didn't like the writing style though.

Happy trails, little book! I hope you have an interesting journey!

Picked up to read or release

Left on a bench near Norwich Cathedral