Title: This book needs a redesign
Product review: I gave up about halfway through and just about threw it in the lake, but it was a library book. The endnotes were utterly unuseable. Half of the notes were very interesting digressions and the other half were citations, but I couldn't tell which was which until I had spent three minutes flipping pages. And yes, it took three minutes to find the proper endnote. Every chapter's notes are numbered beginning with 1, so I frequently ended up on the right note number, but the wrong chapter. Even if you remember which chapter you were on by the time you flip back to the notes section, you can't always tell which chapter the notes are for; each chapters-worth of notes is labeled only on the first page, and they tend to be several pages long. Until the good Dr. Norman sees fit to reissue the book in a readable format, don't waste your time.
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