Whatever You Think, Think The Opposite

"Masquerading as some kind of little oracle on thinking outside of the box, some of the statements in this book are facile and philosophically unsound, even though the author is trying to promote thinking outside the box rather ironically. He actually entraps himself and SOME of his viewers inside the box with his comments about,in particular, a certain person called Adolf Hitler.

The authors sometimes smug remarks can grate and create disillusionment. 'Read' it in the shop and form your own opinion, but this book is a bit rubbish to be fair.
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~ Written on 2008-06-21

"Ironically for a book that seeks to encourage new and radical ways of thinking it is full of the same old clichés, platitudes and generalisations. It's got some good pictures, but it's finest quality is it's brevity; you don't waste too much time reading it."
~ Written on 2008-03-09

"A collection of misleading anecdotes & fatuous generalisations. If you're really interested, you could spend twenty minutes reading the whole thing in a shop. I doubt you'd consider it worth the time."
~ Written on 2008-01-30

"Loved the simple and easy to read style. Don't be put off by this as the message therein has a powerful impact. In many ways with busy lives, this is the sort of book to read- life changes that are straight to the point with a minimum of words. Another book that I came across with the same style is Close Your Mouth. I really think it is the way forward in book writing. More authors should realise that we don't want to plough through thousands of boring words to get a few gems of information. Just give us the gems, that is all we want. This book provides just that!! "
~ Written on 2008-01-10

"Lots of pictures, but not much content. You can get much of the same material in other places with more in-depth analysis. An interesting approach though, which brought a grin to my face at times, but overall it left me feeling not much wiser. Also, be warned. I read this book in an hour (as there's not much content), so it might be better used as a thought provoker or for inspiration rather than as one to read through for the underlying message."
~ Written on 2007-11-21