Customer Reviews
An antidote to the usual bollocks - By: , 20 Apr 2004 
If, like me, you're a confirmed cynic when it comes to alll the airy-fairy,crystal healing nonsense & twee greeting-card platitudes, this is theperfect antidote. It turns many of the thought tricks employed in theseareas back on themselves, revealing their absurd & vapid nature. Mostlyhighly amusing, you're bound to find many of these worthy of reading outto your friends. Superb.
One of the funniest books i've read in ages! - By: , 13 Dec 2003 
Absolutely excellent! Alistair Beaton puts my aprehension of such bollocky therapyness into extremely witty words. Great (and cheap too!)
Pokes fun, but not enough to make you laugh - By: , 17 Feb 2002 
It's mildly amusing to see how the book turns a lot of the therapy-like affirmations & assertions into a dubious artform - but it doesn't go very far towards making them amusing. I found it amusing for the first five minutes & then found it only worthy of being tossed into the jumble sale box. A little disappointed, to say the least ..!
Very funny and will bring a smile to your face - By: , 22 Sep 2001 The book was passed around the office & we still can't find it, could we have a bigger one printed.....hilarious, & needed, so that we don't take ourselves seriously at times of stress. Good excuse to laugh at ourselves.
bollocks this aint! - By: , 14 Apr 2001 This is the funniest book I've read in a long time. Beware alll you feng shui addicts & alll those people who are so deeply searching for their inner self. This book is best read out loud & will increase your humour rating amongst your workmates. Buy it immediately!
