Like experimental mice we are constantly confused, and fail to see the bigger picture. Instead of focusing on the problem of our missing cheese we need to think about the reason why it moved, and what we are to learn. This book is full of really good material, and I haven't been able to put it down for a second, I read this two straight days, very worth the read!

The original book is described as resembling a "children's story or fable". Although written for adults is it is written at a child's level so some grown-ups may find it boring. Instaread does say though that lessons can be learned. Sound kind of interesting to you? Then check this Instaread summary out first to see if what is written appeals to you!

This book is a continuance and update of the original Kenneth Blanchard "Cheese" series that originated about 40 years ago ...and is an overview of the actual book “Who Moved My Cheese.“ Kind of like an abbreviated Cliff's Notes for the full book. It provides a potential reader enough information regarding this book’s content and philosophy to determine if we want to invest the extra money and time to actually buy and read the entire book