The Science of Getting Rich Large Print Study & Workbook Edition

This annotated Emerald Book Club edition includes:

• Original chapter study guides and guided reflection prompts.

• Practical exercises, affirmations and vocabulary explanations.

• A 90-day action plan, 30-day practice record and discussion guide.

Read with purpose. Reflect with clarity. Act with intention.

Explore The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles through a large print edition that brings the complete original classic together with a practical personal development workbook.

Presented in a generous 8.5 × 11-inch format, the Emerald Book Club Large Print & Workbook Edition gives you room to read, reflect and record your own ideas. Discover Wattles’ thoughts on prosperity, gratitude, opportunity, creative thinking and purposeful action, then examine what those ideas mean in your life.

A guided study experience across all seventeen chapters

Each original chapter is followed by consistent study material to help you understand its themes and develop your own response:

• Key takeaways that bring the central ideas into focus.

• Reflection prompts that encourage honest, thoughtful exploration.

• Action steps that connect reading with manageable activities.

• Affirmations to support purposeful intentions.

• Vocabulary explanations and examples to deepen understanding.

• Workbook pages to record what you have learned, what you will do and what happens next.

Continue your learning with whole-book reflection exercises, a personal prosperity audit, a 90-day action plan and a 30-day practice record. A reading group discussion guide also supports shared study and meaningful conversation.

Suitable for independent readers, book clubs, entrepreneurs and anyone interested in personal growth, this edition invites you to explore a fuller understanding of wealth—one that considers learning, useful work, contribution and the life you want to build.

The original historical text is preserved, while the added study material encourages critical thinking and responsible application. You can examine Wattles’ philosophy, question its assumptions and choose practical ideas that fit your circumstances.

Begin with one chapter. Write one reflection. Choose one action.