Title: Its Not One Thing
Product review: In one word disappointing. The author fails to deliver on his promise as laid out in the title of the book. Fortunately one comes to this realization that the author does not appreciate the meaning conveyed in the title early in the first chapter. His long winded entry to the question provides the reader with definitive proof that nothing outlined in the title of the book is going to happen. From a conceptual perspective his criteria further substantiate that the author is abusing the word used in the title. Multiple, contingent criteria are by definition not singular. The author has been a consultant at Gallup too long to appreciate that his set-up violates the premise of the book's title.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
