Title: Though the text is there, this edition is awful
Product review: This edition of Sinclair Lewis's _Main Street_ is absolutely awful and severely limiting when attempting to use it for academic purposes (a graduate seminar on 20th C American Literature). First, there is no publishing information whatsoever. Thus, it is unusable for research purposes. Second, the chapters should have sections. There is only one section, a "III" in the first chapter. Though the words are there, the text is not complete without these sections. This edition is not worth the $18+ that Amazon sells it for, and I am quite upset that such an expensive novel is not even complete. It is useful for little more than decorative purposes, and should be advertised as such. I am a frequent Amazon shopper, but this is probably the worst text I've ever purchased from this company. I will think twice next time I purchase a novel that is out of copyright and mostly out of print from this site.
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