Title: The Celestine Prophecy - An Adventure
Product review: The AOL rating system does not allow for zero, or negative, stars. This is the hugest piece of junk I've ever read in my life, save my returned teenage loveletters which also deserved burning. At least my loveletters contained style, if adolescent; form, if inconsistent; humor, if subjective; excitement, if also personal; and truth, if fleeting.Mr James Redfield has made hundreds of thousands via a piece of trash. It's not right.I turned the 246 pages (paperback, Warner Books) because I'd heard about it so frequently. I hoped the silly beginning would turn solid. I still hoped the impoverished middle would slip into persuasion. At the idiotic end, I was disgusted, full of wonder at the garbage one can profitably publish.Do not purchase this book! Borrow it, or retrieve it from my dumpster.
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