Don't Think About Purple Elephants
by Susan Whelan
Susan Whelan's Don't Think About Purple Elephants draws attention to the curious tension between instruction and imagination. Its memorable title invites readers to consider how language can shape attention, thought, and curiosity, while leaving the book’s specific subject and format open to discovery.
About This Book
Don't Think About Purple Elephants is a book by Susan Whelan.
The title highlights a familiar and intriguing idea: being told not to think about something can make it especially noticeable.
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