Title: Read it from the library, but don't buy it
Product review: The most useful part of this book is the author's anecdotes based on her experience an a medical sign language interpreter. She offers very valuable insights for medical professionals caring for deaf patients. However, the book also tries to be an introduction to signing for professionals wishing to carry on more basic exchanges in sign language. Here it fails, as the illustrations are not professionally done and are extremely hard to understand. There is no coherent educational theme, either -- it skips around from the most basic to the more advanced concepts without covering any thoroughly.
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