Currently Reading Law of Attraction: The Science of Attracting More of What You Want and Less of What You Don't By Michael Losier see related

 I just read this book. No one reccommended it to me or anything. I had $50 worth of amazon gift certificates to spend so I just randomly bought books off the site. I think this was one of the top sellers/reccommended reads or something like that. The title and back cover description make it sound like some magic compendium for striking it rich, hooking up with my dream girl and finding all my missing left socks all by just changing the way I think.
Well.... after spending a thorough 30 minutes reading this 146 page book. 
Only 30 minutes you say? Am I some sort of sneaky speed reader? Nope, I actually read at a fairly pokey pace. It takes me at least 30 minutes to just go through one month's worth of dilbert at Dilbert.com. This "book" is written in huge ass font and most of the pages were only half filled with text. The remainder being blank space. Also, a quarter of the pages at least were "worksheets" so you could write random crap. Some "important" worksheets were included multiple times in case you couldn't find an eraser.

Long story short, I'm going to save you $15+shipping by summarizing the entire point of this book in one sentence. Here it is

"[Think only happy thoughts]"

That's it. There's no elaboration at all in the book. It pretty much just says that 20 times over. If I said you could learn how this translates into striking it rich or being able to write the magic adultfriendfinder profile, then I'd be totally lying. It summarily states that if you think happy thoughts, all the above will happen. There, saved your cheap asses $15. Any one of you can have this book for free from me if you need extra coaster paper or want to make paper airplanes. I hope I don't get sued for giving away this worthless piece of drivel's secr3tz. (<- negative thought!)
Have a nice day and be happy! <3 (<- happy thought)

the label on the outfit says it all