Title: Magazine Article Tortured into a Book
Product review: I have read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and recommended it enthusiastically to many people. The simple truths there, though repetitively presented, were eye openers for me. This book is mostly a rehash of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, with approximately two sections of new material. It is very poorly written, extremely repetitive of information in the earlier book and so badly laid out from a design stand point that I was offended. The worthwhile new material, having to do with what type of investor you are and giving a step by step process for moving into the quadrants that lead to financial freedom, would make a good MONEY magazine article. The rest is padding. I guess you have to spend your money to get the new information, but you don't have to waste your time reading the whole thing. If you read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, you can skim to the new parts without guilt and without worry that you'll miss too much.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
