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The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room (Feng Shui)
by Terah Kathryn Collins
from Hay House

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Useful
  I found this book very easy to follow and will use for reference in the future.

• The Western guide to Feng Shui
  This book is interesting, was hard to put down.
  I read the entire book in just a little time.
  I would give the author an A+.
  Amazon service was great.

• Dumb Book
  Sorry, but I think the whole book could have been written in one chapter. Most of the book was saying things like, don't buy a chair until you sit in it, or keep clutter off your desk. Advise that just takes common sense and fills up pages. I was waiting for the author to tell me not to run with a pair of scissors in my hand. I felt talked down to and unless you are very young with your very first apartment or house, you might also find the book insulting.

• The only book that wasn't too negative
  Feng Shui is a very negative system. This book wasn't as bad as the others. It was invented from an ancient poem and the reading of dead bones from graves. Someone came up with this system that seems to threaten you every step of the way. Your home, entrance, bed, couches, etc must all be positioned a certain way or else you have bad luck in finances romance and life in general. It's all nonsense and doesn't work. Save your money and remain happy in life. Putting purple paper in your desk will not create... more info

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