Title: The author should study English composition
Product review: I gave this book one star for the following reasons. When I buy a book, I expect that its author will have had the respect for his or her readers to have put out an edited and proofread product. This book has far more than a few typos (not "typo's"). It is rife with incomplete sentences and inconsistent and/or incorrect punctuation. Language, grammar, words, sentence structure, spelling, etc., are a writer's tools of trade, so it's a puzzle why this book is such a mess. Even self-published books must meet some standards. Joan Crawford's letters prove that she used and respected the rules of literate writing and, if she was the perfectionist she was reputed to have been, I can only believe she would scorn this book. It baffles me how her ardent fans can condone it. Surely they should demand better for their beloved Joan Crawford.
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