Think and Grow Rich! the Original Version, Restored and Revised Napolean Hill, Ross Cornwell

Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised. Napoleon Hill's classic book -- the all-time bestseller in the personal success field -- offers a life-altering experience. It teaches thousands of people the practical steps to high achievement and financial independence every year. This new edition is the first to contain extensive footnotes, endnotes, appendices, and an index. Now more than a motivational work, it is also a reference book and a mini-history book providing valuable information about Hill, his times, and his success philosophy. TGR's greatest value is not only that it can make you financially successful. It can help YOU -- or ANYONE -- get whatever it is that you desire from life.

Reviewer: Donald R. Keough, former President and CEO of Coca-Cola, now Chairman of Allen & Company, Inc.

The cogent advice articulated by Napoleon Hill is as relevant and pertinent today as the day it was written.

Reviewer: Peter Ebdon 2002 World Snooker Champion

It took me 17 years to become World Champion, but I always knew, deep down, that I would win the 'big one' someday. Napoleon Hill's Think And Grow Rich! changed my life. It inspired and excited me, and with the belief in myself I received through its pages, I, too, passed the 'persistence' test and achieved my lifetime goal. This life-changing book will help you achieve your goals too!

Reviewer: Wally Amos, founder of Famous Amos Chocolate Chip Cookies, author of The Cookie Never Crumbles: Inspirational Recipes for Everyday Living

I thought Think and Grow Rich! was a classic and could never be improved. I was wrong. I am sure Dr. Hill would be greatly pleased to see how his work has been honored and enhanced by this outstanding new edition.

Reviewer: Daymond John, founder and CEO of FUBU apparel

I read it every two or three years to keep my drive going.

Pray, Hope and Don't Worry Diane Allen

Based in large part upon the stories that have been researched and written for the quarterly Pray, Hope, and Don't Worry publication, the book contains 47 chapters and more than 400 pages. It provides a glimpse into the life and spirituality of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, who has often been called "The greatest mystic of the 20th Century."

More than thirty individuals, all who had met Padre Pio, were interviewed for this first edition book. The author and her husband, Deacon Ron Allen, have traveled to many parts of the United States in order to record the personal testimonies of Padre Pio's friends from near and far.

Reviewer: Diane Reeder

I really really enjoyed reading this book, and I would highly recommend it. The personal stories regarding Padre Pio, made me love him even more, as I feel like I, too know him personally, now. This book is very quick and easy to read...has many individual stories, so you can put it down and resume reading without a problem. It is a very intimate portrait of a man, who was one of the greatest living Saints in our modern times. May all who read this book, be blessed to have Padre Pio as one of their heavenly friends!

Reviewer: Victoria Weninger

This book is one of my favorites. I have a great respect for this man. He has helped me much and more than I could write. I hope more people will read it. Thank you.

Reviewer: A Reader (NYC)

This is a wonderful account of Padre Pio's work in action. The book consists of a very nice and thorough introduction to St. Pio and then gives several testimonies of priests and random, everyday people like you and me. Well written and a comfortable read. I am very glad to have this book in my library.

Reviewer: G. Rodriquez

I am in the process of ordering the Padre Pio's book, "Pray, Hope and Don't Worry". I have been a admirer of Padre Pio for quite some time (my mom told me about him and I was hooked). I was a baby when Padre Pio died. He was definitely someone I would felt honored to have met in my lifetime. I can't wait to receive my book. For anyone who is NOT familiar with the stories about Padre Pio, you don't know what you are missing.