Title: The Constitution made plain.
Product review: Some time back, a friend gave me a small book containing a copy of the Constitution of the United States which I have carried with me ever since, referring to it often and secure in the belief that I had a good understanding of that document. My understanding was not what I thought it was. Linda Monk's THE WORDS WE LIVE BY has modified a goodly portion of the way I think concerning things Constitutional, always for the better. This is a rare book in that it does not talk down to but straight at the reader be he layman (like me) or Supreme Court Justice. It is well illuminated with illustrations, cartoons and quotes. I have found the book in my hands many times since its purchase; it is an easily read and informative reference that will be at home on anyone's desk who is the least bit interested in the way this country is and the ways it came to be. Wise parents will require their children to read it (after THEY have read it).
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