Title: total pre-teen-level puff piece
Product review: Here is a theory which claims to have scientific backing but doesn't give any, because there isn't any. The author claims that unnamed "scientists" have produced "extensive evidence" of the "genetic link" between personality and blood groups. This would be news to the scientific community worldwide, which has found no such link. He even gets his basic facts wrong, for instance saying that "if your parents are A's, so are you." (The truth is that offspring of A parents can be A or O.)Most of the book reads like a teenybopper astrology column, telling O's they are easygoing and funloving, A's they are athletic, AB's they are creative, etc. Something for everybody, all of it imaginary! You might as well save your money and read your horoscope, or tea leaves, or patterns on your wall. This book will be useful only to science teachers and other thinking people, as an example of how much fluff is out there to entertain the gullible public.
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