Title: Way too wordy, very little about Capone
Product review: I quit reading this book at page 110 because it's just too wordy, filled with useless information and not much on Capone. Do we really need the address of every place he mentions, or a description of each person's clothing? The author spends so much time on Chicago political figures, and quotes that I find difficult to believe are factual, mainly because they're so obscure. I mean, really, how does someone's research come up with so much useless information?I guess I'm the only one that doesn't like this book. If you're looking for a book about Capone, look elsewhere. If you enjoy reading page after page of useless information with a million names (and each name goes into great detail about the person for no apparent reason), then this book is for you. My reading time is limited; I can't waste any more time on this book.
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