The Famous Little Red Book That Makes Your Dreams Come True!

A very special friend shared this extraordinary little red book with me! This sums IT all up... This is IT!
I'm so excited about this that I've just ordered 200 copies to "give" away to all my members of Capital City REIA in the DC, MD & VA area.
Thank you Debbie for sharing IT with me....
Tammy Phelps
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I know that I will update my review with testimonies. The book is what I think most people need. That is to get to the gist of the matter without all the filler rhetoric. I LIKE that I can read it fast and apply the principle without complication and wait for manifestations.

I love this little book and the fact that whoever wrote it chose to remain anonymous. It's like the song Nature Boy. Two beautiful things given without the need for personal acknowledgment. If you stick to this with a strong resolve, you will be amazed.

I bought this book after listening to Mitch Horowitz on Coast to Coast AM talking about the positive thinking movement. He said that he really liked this book.

I have to agree. It is a short 28 pages written about 1923. This was a bit after the "new thought" movement caught steam and way before its modern version, "the law of attraction." Consequently, the language is a bit dated and to many a bit too "new agey." Yet, its advice comes down to three little bits of advice which do seem to work for many. The gist of it is that you create a list of what you want to have and/or do. Make the list concrete with specific times of accomplishment. Work the easiest items on the list first. Don't be afraid to change your list, but refer to it at the beginning of each day. And, don't tell others about the list.

Now, the language has a lot of the annoying references to Emmanuel (God in Us) and "Omnipotent Mind" typical of the New Age books. But, the bottom line is that it frequently works and a life implementing the technique is likely to be more productive and interesting than one that doesn't. So, on balance, at this price, it is worth reading.

What a wonderful little book! This book gives a concise plan with suggestions and explanations on how to have a better life. A quote from the book explains the author's theme, "If you KNOW what you WANT you can HAVE IT".

"It Works: The Famous Little Red Book That Makes Your Dreams Come True!": A must-read for everyone. I first came across a copy of this little red book when I was in my late-teens/early twenties. It taught me that no one could stop me from achieving my dreams in life. As a result, I worked my way up the corporate latter and have given away dozens of "It Works."

A very clear and precise guide to putting your thoughts out to the Universe and believing in them. Although written in the early part of the 20th century, it is most current in its views and indeed was a forerunner to the more recent books espousing the same view. a short read but inspiring. Michael Thornley

This very small book(let) is positivistic thought in it's most condensed format. The fun of it is to try to guess which strain of positivism it has sprung from. P.S., the people on the front seem to be standing in a breadline.

Very tiny book with one method of manifesting. Nothing new if you've read "Think and Grow Rich" or a variety of other manifesting books. However, it does cover one good method in a succint way. Good to have in your collection of this type of material. It's kind of sweet in its old-fashioned language.