Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich: A 52 brilliant ideas interpretation Paperback – April 18, 2008

This is a very necessary 'translation' of Hill's book. The language in the original could be misunderstood or thought politically incorrect by today's pencil-necked do gooders.The author is first and foremost a devotee. My advice to this audience is not just to read it but to live it. An ideal pocket sized textbook for anyone. By the way - it works.

This is my first book on "Think Rich and Grow Rich" sequal. Have not read the original version. The author had painstakingly draft the chapters as such that one can easily understand its true meaning, step by step. Every chapter has some examples, and although it does not elaborate much, it still magically convery its message to the reader. Self research is needed if one feels it not suffice. I personally think this is a well written book and recommend to all readers.

I have read this book twice and loved it both times! It is truly the best self-help book I have ever read! It has historic facts from the early 1900s with great inspirational stories from Thomas Edison, Dale Carnegie, President Theodore Roosevelt, and more. This book is a classic, and I plan to read it a third time!

Loved this book. Great blueprint for the reader to follow in order to begin thinking in a manner that allows you to see how to acquire what you want.

Changed my mind and therefore changed my life! It has given me a new way to focus at work I am more successful.

This seems to be a study guide in and amongst the words of 'think and grow rich' masquerading as the book.The book is not the original 'think and grow rich.'

This is not the real book. It is someone's version of the original. Very disappointed. The one bad thing about kindle is the inability to return a bad purchase.

Amazing. The book follows the full version of think and grow rich. Ideal reference.

I was disappointed as this was just a review of the book.

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Some good ideas here about positive thinking and attitude mixed in with an awful lot of mumbo jumbo and pseudoscientific nonsense. Some of the scientific "proofs" of the kind of things you'll find in any "Law of Attraction" book are a complete distortion of the quantum physics that the author is using to "prove" her pointsAs with  Robert Collier's Secret of the Ages (Infinite Success Series) , this is not horribly awful as a freebie, but at almost six quid list price it's a shameless rip off. Robert Collier's Secret of the Ages (Infinite Success Series)

I'm quite into these books but you do need to filter a bit - the text was written in the 1920's and hasn't been updated in the original N Hill books. This is a good modern take, worth a read especially if you are into N Hill