This was a book I won from the giveaways section of Goodreads. Originally I thought from the title that this book would give me tips to trying to make lots of money, but instead of that I got a book that was about motivation. This book uses a previously published book by the same name "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill and turns it into a 60 page comic book. It is excellent written and drawn (by Joe Flood). The book goes over several concepts about changing our own individual mind and how that will help us to start down the path of success. The drawings are always images that we can instantly relate to the concepts that are being presented and as a result it becomes very easy for the reader to follow along. If you ever have a moment where you don't fully understand the concept being presented rereading it and looking at the picture usually will place you right back on track to what the book is trying to help you understand.

I really enjoyed this book because it was simplistic in nature, but presented concepts that I think most of us need to think about for our lives. If the book had taken away the wording of Growing Rich and used any other goal that you wish to obtain it would have still worked as beautifully as it does. I specifically liked when they mentioned that only in some situations does education truly matter because sometimes it is drive that pushes you into the places you need to go.

The last thing I want to mention is that because this is a book that is educational in nature it is awesome that the publishers included a small quiz at the end of the book to help to see if you learned the key concepts of the book. This is extremely helpful to individuals that truly want to grasp the concepts that are presented within. I would recommend spending the money for this book. The publisher is SMARTERComics and they do have a website that you can purchase it from. ( )

The text was informative, and the illustrations effective, but I feel like they could have interacted with one another more dynamically to hold the reader's interest. As it is, my overall impression was "dry."
I received this book through a Goodreads giveaway. ( )