Title: Crap, crap, crappity crap, crap
Product review: Ok, two stars for ideas and use of actual historical artifacts. However, in terms of being a good book, nothing. I hated having to wade through the 400-or-so pages of "writing" to get the scrapping of a good idea. I know 4th grader who write better. This book was/is popular only because of stupid religious fanatics and lazy readers who think that, if they get through 10 chapter in one sitting, it's a good read. It's crap. One of the few cases in which I would recommend the movie over the book, and that's not saying much. Read "Marathon Man," more thrilling and much more satisfying.
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