Another helpful resource from Cameron. I always feel energized reading her tips and suggestions for writers and their practices. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

I expected this book to have more tools/worksheets/specific directives since it was labeled as a toolkit. Instead, it just seemed like an abridged version of the authors other works. The information is good, but it isn’t exactly what I was expecting, and I feel like all of what she addresses here has been explored in other books that she has written.

I felt this book was more descriptive than a toolkit. I dove a bit deeper into the practice that Julia Cameron talks about in her Artist Way book so this is more of a closer look the chapters and tools each chapter uses. It gives explanations and how to use it in every day life. I gave it 3 stars because I felt a bit mislead about the contents of this book- I think it should have been clearer that this was not new information. I don't think it really moved my artist way practice forward it was just a deeper look. For those who are looking for that, its a good fit. I personally did not really need to read it. But others may find it helpful. Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Essentials for this ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I think calling this a toolkit is a little misleading. Thus doesn't feel like it adds to the available texts that's already available. If you have this authors other works I would skip this book.

This reads as though it is an FAQ page on the Artists Way website. I anticipated that it would be more useful or interactive but there are very few portions to express yourself. Completely unnecessary. Do not reccomend.