Title: A Word of Advice
Product review: If you are really interested in this book, instead of trying to make a decision to buy or borrow this book from a library - or skip it altogether - based on "reader reviews", I suggest you bypass these and just read Jonathan Yardley's review in the June 15th edition of "The Washington Post Book World". He is a respected, professional, highly qualified Pulitzer Prize winning reviewer and gives a lengthy, concise breakdown of the pros and cons of this book. I have read all the reviews posted here and 99% of them are based on emotions rather than what is actually in the book. Johnathan Yardley's review persuaded me not to make the investment - you may come to a different conclusion, but your decision can be based on the merits of the book itself, rather than the emotional reaction to it and Hillary Clinton.
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