The Power of Henry's Imagination (The Secret)

I actually preordered this book which is something I have never done before. But I loved the secret and Rhonda Byrne's other book. When I saw that her daughter came out with this one, I knew I wanted to get it for my grandson for Christmas. He will only be 9 month old then, but you are never too young to learn to use your imagination! I love the writing and drawings!

Not sure about this, the message is good, but the book didn't capture my 4 years old attention at all even though she loves books and her best friend is also a rabbit.
The book has almost no color, hard to capture little ones' attention, I think children' s book should be more colorful. The drawings are very subtle.

Not sure about this, the message is good, but the book didn't capture my 4 years old attention at all even though she loves books and her best friend is also a rabbit.
The book has almost no color, hard to capture little ones' attention, I think children' s book should be more colorful. The drawings are very subtle.

This is a sweet and simple book suitable for children and adults of *all* ages which teaches the wise lesson that worry is a misuse of imagination. It so happened that this book was absolutely perfect for a personal situation that our family was experiencing. Thank you Skye Byrne, for your beautiful story that was made available to us at the perfect moment. ~*~ johnr

This well crafted story is the perfect way to introduce children to the power of positive thinking. My daughter loves it. I read it to her most nights while she cuddles her stuffed horse named Giraffe.

The power of Henry's imagination is likely to simply steal whatever was in Sara's (as in "Sara Book 1: Sara Learns the Secret about the Law of Attraction").

It's actually an ironic title because the Byrne "imagination" usually just purloins anything and everything ever published by Abraham-Hicks.

You think she'll publish a sequel? YEP! 2 probably. There are 3 Sara books!

Update: 0 of 2 people found my review helpful. Maybe Rhonda and Skye can get a few more friends to join them and help get that 2 up a bit more.

SPOILER ALERT: I checked this out of the library for my son Caydycyn. The next day he lost mittens at school--3rd pair this winter. (We live in the northern Midwest--it gets COLD!) Well, I took a cue from Gramps in this book and told him to imagine he still has his mittens. Just go outside in the 20 below weather and make a snowman and just PRETEND you have mittens! Just BELIEVE your hands are warm! Never mind those weather reports that warned us about exposed skin and frostbite--pfft, all that fearmongering and negativity just serves to limit us.
Well, now my boy has 6 fingers! He'd probably still have all 10 if he had a better imagination. Did we do it wrong?