Debbie Frank's Cosmic Ordering Guide to Life, Love and Happiness

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Passed the time and kept my interest - Rated
This is a book that gives a different perspective to comsic ordering, but I still enjoyed reading Debbie Frank's account of the subject. Some books are unputdownable, I cannot say this was one of them but it held my interest long enough for me to get to the end of it within a day's reading. There are no startling secrets revealed or other cosmic secrets but that cannot be held against someone who is doing their best to get across what it is they want to get across. I much prefer reading Debbie Frank in the newspaper, but this book is still uplifting.

an earthy read - Rated
Not a great book, more a sort of read it when you're idle book. It doesn't force things on you, it has some valid points and is able to give a general idea of what cosmic ordering is about. If you really want to discover what comic ordering is all about then I would highly recommend the books and other products on C/O by Stephen Richards.

more informative than some others - Rated
I rank this book to be more informative than Barbel Mohr's books, as the Mohr collection is somewhat of a let down. I spent a lot of time reading those books, all to no avail. OK, she got her man and scribbled out her cosmoc orders, but this book, at least, gives you a grounding in prepartion for delving deeper. A great starter book for those with little or no knowledge on the subject. Anything more than this then I would advise going for the books by Stephen Richards.

Bland as they come, but mellow - Rated
I agree with another reviewer, this book is bland and that is something that cannot be denied. I am sure that this was not the intention by the author, I think it is because of some of the other books, and one in particular, going into some fantastic detail that makes it look as if this book is bland. Also if this was one of the first books on cosmic ordering then who is to say how well it could have been received. I would say that this book is an ideal starter book, ideal for the reader with little knowledge of the suject matter. For anyone wishing to expand on that knowledge then I would say that you would not go wrong in going on to read the book by Stephen Richards: Cosmic Ordering Guide.

not a heavy read - Rated
At least it is not as bad as Carolyn Boyes' book `Cosmic Ordering in 7 Easy Steps: How to Make it Work For You', as that book is hard work and has too much pen work to make a joyful read. And as for that Cainer's book, this is a breeze. Who could believe such tripe that Cainer writes about? I agree, some of the stuff in the book is bland, but not as bland as Noel Edmond's book, try reading that for blandness!!! This is a gentle look at cosmic ordering, nothing too heavy, a slow train journey read, nothing too mind numbing.