Title: Not nearly good enough
Product review: The write up of the book is detailed and promises a wealth of information regarding the title. A quick read of the introduction and a little research on the author leads one to believe this will be the be all and end all of reading material required on the topic. The content of the book turns out to be a simple collection of stories which only give a basic and unsophisticated review of what the topic could possibly be about. This leaves one with the option of giving up or doing extensive research on the topic to full in the vast blanks left by the book. This is the same review I have left for another book by the same author and this is purely because the book is written in the exact same way. I have images of a little old man reminiscing about his past with a quill in his hand and an old scroll laid out next to his inkwell. I would have honestly have preffered something a little more factual and to the point.
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