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The Celestine Prophecy: An Adventure
by James Redfield
As a story, laughably bad; written solely to push spiritual views, characters somehow conveniently appear at just the right time for the self-insert protagonist and are cardboard mentor figures; but at least it's funny bad. As spiritual content, a couple observations are solid, but then derails into something weird; the several points made range from iffy to somewhat problematic; doesn't feel revolutionary at all as the author and marketing seem to hype up