Title: Big picture?
Product review: Anyone with the IQ of a carrot could figure out what Redfield's "big picture" is. The problem is with the way he presents it. It comes across as too easy and, more importantly, hypocritical. And then he totally blows it when he forces his own make-believe ideals on us as if he's God, then asks us for money. If you think I would or should take tips on child-rearing from Redfield, you should have your head examined. And he apparantly has no genuine interest in conserving natural resources either, as his millions of books are made with the most glossy, tree-ravaging, non-recycled material there is. If he really cared, he would use a paperless way of conveying his message, such as publishing on the internet. Gee, I wonder why he hasn't? Could it be that people would then be able to access his books for free?
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