Oliver Sacks: 46 Awakening and Motivational Lessons that Will Awaken You: (Oliver Sacks, Motivational Lessons, Gratitude) Kindle Edition

This is not by Oliver Sacks although it is made to look as if it is. This is misrepresentation so to me the content is irrelevant, the person who is putting this forward is poaching on a good man's reputation and taking advantage of buyers. The only name appearing on the cover is Oliver Sacks and it is above the title. This is willfully misleading.

Alright, so yeah, it says beautiful things and what not. Excellent points made, but wow the grammar is terrible. Being an ebook, I wish they'd do an update or something. It is genuinely painful to read for someone that can see the errors. It doesn't even come off as a professional work given the errors. But like I said earlier, if you can see past the poor writing and decipher the message, some really excellent points are made that will in fact make you feel motivated with a positive perspective on the world.

As noted by another, this is apparently only an ad for another book--a poor one at that. The grammar & syntax make it impossible to read. I have read Dr. Sacks. These are not his words, though perhaps garbled to avoid plagiarism. A complete waste of money.

Fragmented collection of a great man's thoughts by an inept compiler with no writing ability, used as a hook to farm email addresses.

Dreadfully written as if it is a translotion from another language.

"Failings don't mean disappointment" This is one of the things Oliver said in the book. This one is a good read. Easy to follow to. Especially for me that reads a lot of book and guide everyday, I needed this. I needed a book when I feel that I am not the person I should be, when I feel like I'm losing and Doctor Oliver just managed to write one of these books. Highly recommended!

The book helps readers to manage challenges in life as effectively as possible, also helps persons to become more assertive, accepting things that cannot be changed and developing a focused mindset towards the situations which are inevitable as well as exploring every aspect of life as much as possible. He was a neurologist, productive essayist, a beau of life. He propelled numerous to compare investigative reasonability with human compassion, motivated the researchers needing to expound on their calling to compose.

This "book" has almost nothing to do with Dr. Sacks. It seems to be a marketing device for Joe's own work. I recommend it for no one.