This is a Christian inspirational book about the plan God has for your life. I think if readers know that going in, they will have a better appreciation for the message, and may be inspired if this is the type of message they are seeking. It is part of the prosperity gospel mindset, where God wants you to have wealth, so he will reward you if you are faithful. If that is a message that resonates with readers, they will enjoy this.

I did feel that the tone was that of an inspirational speaker, and some of the history of the woman's business was very old and won't resonate with young readers (she recalls how unusual it was to start her own website and how she invented the coupon blogging influencer message).

I did not get a lot out of her self-congratulatory message, but I did find the entrepreneurs she referenced to be interesting.

I read Imagine More as a digital book and gave it 3.5 stars. Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for allowing me to read this book in exchange for an honest review. Going into this, I didn't really know what to expect, but I did enjoy reading this book. One thing I enjoyed about this book was learning about Stephanie and her journey with CouponMoms and how her and her family/team have made such an impact on helping families. One thing that did surprise me a little was how God and religious focused Imagine More was, and while that wasn't an issue for me, I would say that if it is for you maybe don't read it. While I didn't agree with everything that this book said, I did find it to be an enjoyable read, learning more about CouponMoms and how they have been able to help and support those most vulnerable and in need of help and support and I think this is amazing. Would I recommend this book? I would say maybe, it's not a book for everyone, it does focus quite heavily on God and religion so if that does interest you then I would say give this ago. Overall, I did enjoy this book, not a favourite of mine personally, but I did take some things away with me.

I was a lot frustrated by this book. Nothing is more annoying than getting into a book and realizing that it's a self-help book geared toward very little self-help/psychological tips and tricks and just saying "God Will Fix It". While I saw God in the blurb, the title doesn't give any indication that the entire book is going to be focused on praising God and all issues are solved.

I can appreciate a book that helps solidify spirituality but nothing is more frustrating than a misleading self=help book that touts change but is in reality yet another book that says the equation to happiness lies solely in God. Life is so much more than that.

Initially very motivating, and overall enjoyable. I just hit a wall halfway through and couldn’t finish. A creative concept for a book and thoroughly enjoyable.

Thank you to NetGalley and to the publisher for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This book came into my hands at the exact right time! Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. Five stars. The Coupon Mom, has a lot to share and I found it fascinating to read her story. She presents the information in an easy to follow manner. I feel hopeful having read it.