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Review title: Do You Believe in Magic?
Product review: Or genies, or wishing stones, or magic lamps? How about just plain old "wishful thinking"? If you are to enjoy Rhonda Byrne's "The Secret", you'd best believe in a least one of these concepts. The book is really nothing more than a compilation of anecdotes and testimonials by various "experts", including a "metaphysician", and a "life coach". Also thrown in for good measure, are chapters by "author" Jack Canfield, and "Dr." Joe Vitale (marketing superstar). Each of the contributors goes on and on about how "The Secret" will give you ANYTHING you want in life. Anything. Trouble is, they give no real evidence to back up any of their claims. It was a real chore finishing this book, but I managed. In the end, I could only give it one star, and that star isn't for content--it's for the genius use of marketing that has propelled the book up the best seller lists.
