The Law of Attraction Game Book: 28 Days of Love is a book that is meant to be interactive. Each day the reader is giving something about themselves, their friends, their family, their environment to reflect on and think about what they like about that particular days topic. There are also more in depth activities you can do for each day. It was a fun read and made me think a little deeper about the good in myself

Interesting book on how to be more loving to yourself! (I think we all need that. I know I don't always think the nicest things about myself or love myself as I should!) I don't think "game" is really the right title- more like a guide. Read this and follow it to rediscover ways to love yourself more!

It’s a good book and easy to read. I have recommended it to some of my friends. I would recommend it to others as well.

I enjoyed reading this book as I have a deep interest in the law of attraction. I first came across the law of attraction when I read the secret by Rhonda Byrne years ago when it came out. However since then I've gone on and read many more books on the subject as it fascinates me.
The Law of Attraction Game Book is an absolute sweetheart of a book and I love the authors tone throughout. If you want to learn more about this topic in an authentic way and with a different perspective then this book will not disappoint. I plan to read it again over the summer holidays when I'm not in work teaching.

Thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book.

The Law of Attraction Game Book is set to make you take an honest look at yourself.
I tried going through the exercises, but, to tell the truth, I found it hard to find 10 answers for each question.
I will try it again, though.
Thanks NetGalley and the publisher for my ARC of this book.

I was given this by netgalley in exchange for my honest unbiased opinion and this is it.

This book is good. It's not great though. It needs more pep! It is all about self love but it's not something i was striving to get to each day. The little exercises/"games" each day are just daily questions. I was excited to have games. I went into this book thinking we were going to do a little kokology games each day to discover ourselves. Nope just boring questions.

Good book but not something you want to sit down and power through. Definitely a Once a day thing and don't expect to be blow away fun.

This is a nice book to read and the exercises focus on self love rather than the Law of attraction. The games themselves are not the most exciting, and were a little bit predictable. I think tackling self love in such a direct way can cause a lot of resistance. I prefer the Abraham Hicks way of finding the path of least resistance, and they encourage focussing on things that are easy to feel good about (loving oneself is not resistant free for most people). It doesn't actually matter what it is that makes you feel good, so I am not sure it is necessary to tackle a difficult area. Feeling good about other things will automatically boost they way you feel about yourself. The book would probably have worked better for me if the exercises had been interlaced with fun games that were just fun and silly (Pam Grout Style), trying to find ten things to like about my laugh or my face are doable but don't have me jumping up and down with feel good inspiration. Imagining walking on the beach, feeling the sun on my skin, a hot bubbly bath etc. start to get the excitement flowing, then I automatically start feeling much better about myself. I think some of the suggestions used in the Bonus Article would have been brilliant broken down into games for a bit of fun. This was a really good chapter and the suggestions were excellent and usable. Overall it is a very good book that will speak to lots of people, and I am sure will help to lift the spirits of the world. It didn't really uplift me personally but we are all at different stages looking for different things. Good luck with it I am sure it will be very successful.