Title: Not enough real research
Product review: Considering the length of this book's bibliography I had supposed that it would offer some real insight into the moon and its effects. What I got was a lot of superstition, personal conjecture and rehashed mistakes. The assumption that thousands of years ago humans did not pay attention to the wandering bright stars we now know as planets is just one of the many misguided statements. Instead of reading and quoting real anthropological or historical studies about the moon the author relies on supposition and non-scholarly sources to create this book.If the author had declared her intent to write about her own supposition, experience and conjecture and then had really done so it would have been a much better book than this mismash attempt.The writing itself is disjointed and awkward. I would recommend giving this a miss, unless you really need to fill out your book shelves, or are rabidly collecting calendar, moon or astrological information.
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