Tania Luna

4.75 stars

Especially after hearing the authors work for a company that makes surprise, I harbored a lot of thoughts. The writing is on the whimsical side. What would you expect more from people who specialize in surprises?

At the end of each chapter, the authors offer a bite size summary which helps a lot. I took a liking to the ideas of "living in the fog", "Burying a cookie" and "Red Thread".

It is lacking in a lot of hard facts, like neurological scans(I hate those any way), with more stories. I couldn't imagine actually buying their services to surprise me (or someone else). However, their book has numerous ideas I will buy into.

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