Title: too many mistakes
Product review: The beginning of this book is fraught with mistakes (in Italian; in English; in printing; etc.). You don't have to be fluent in Italian to notice them. All you have to do is be vigilant. After a few chapters, things start to "settle down" a bit. The mistakes are less frequent and (probably also) you've learned to overlook those that still "made it through". I don't blame the writers. The book seems to be very well-organized. I blame the editors for not spotting the mistakes. It's their job, right? I also blame the publishers for trusting the editors. Maybe the title should have been "Italian by Dummies"(?).
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