I was skeptical about this concept to begin with, and this book did nothing to change my mind. It probably would help if it included more general, practical decorating advice, and tied that in with the concept of Feng Shui. ( )

Around 450 tips on 400 pages of giant text tips of feng shui can be found within this book. Each tip starts with either Do or Don't, which makes things a little easier, and all the tips are in ABC order for easy reference.

Two things irk me in this book. First, why couldn't they user normal size text. They would of cut the size in the book in half, making it pocket size and helping the environment, and doing so would of cut the cost of the book. The second thing is they're just a few words of advice for each tip that rarely goes over 50 words per page. There's almost no explanation on why do do any of these tips beyond it helping or destroying an element or personal trait or desire, and there's nothing to say what's good to add in combination to any of these tips.

On its own, this book is a pass, but it might help if you're already doing feng shui and you want something as a limited, slightly bulky guidebook along side a more detailed feng shui book. ( )

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