Title: Least helpful of all the books I've ever read on ADD
Product review: While I get the whole "farmer vs. hunter" analogy I feel that it is unnecessary to spend 171 pages elaborating on it. ADD is extremely complex and there are probably not two people who have all of the same characteristics of it. This book frequently made inaccurate generalizations like "ADD people are creative and therefore great at projects". While that may be true in many cases, maybe even most cases, it certainly is NOT true for all of us. My son HATES projects in school and is terrible at them for a number of reasons. Despite the title, I failed to find any "new" ways to work with my ADD child. Anyone who has been dealing with the complex accademic issues that often accompany ADD already knows this basic information. I might recommend the book only for those who are just beginning to learn about ADD. All others should save their money.
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