I finally finished this book. My enthusiasm wasn't quite with it. I don't really feel like I gained anything from reading this book.

Its not neutral, not sharing and quite judgey and finger pointing in many ways.

Some good quotes.
Thanks #netgally

2.5 stars

I am a Pisces and I am absolutely overflowing with imagination, so I got this book simply to see if it could offer me any new ideas.

The book consists of lots and lots of quotes and passages referring to others' work, combined with the author's own story, experiences and opinions. Most of the practical exercises don't start 'til the second half of the book.

Projection. Grounding. The dark room. Digital detox. Creating a kingdom. Becoming. These are all things I do on a daily basis and I absolutely love them! So, I didn't find anything new to try but I do highly enjoy and recommend the exercises mentioned.

The epub format I realise probably isn't the best way to consume this book and I'm sure it would look different in print - but the execution is a little dry. Considering this is an imagination book, I was honestly expecting a lot of creativity in regards to the aesthetic of the pages. Unfortunately, it's just pages of plain text which isn't very inspiring.

What is imagination? It is the ability of the mind to be creative or resourceful. It influences everything we think about and create. It can lead to theories, dreams and inventions. There are several benefits for using imagination as enhancing your problem-solving skills, preserve your memory, improve your social interactions, develop self-confidence and pique your curiosity. The author gives you exercises that will help you start your imagination.

It’s a fascinating book that will help you by learning how to use your imagination. It can be a personal journey of discovery which can help you in so many ways. The book kept my attention that made mr not to want to stop reading it. I know I will be doing the exercises!

I work and study in the creative field so I thought this book was going to be a must for me. I didn’t hate it, but I didn’t love it either. Yes, there were good and interesting parts, but I felt like it was a little too over the place...