Title: A miracle worker?
Product review: Yes! I hated math and the very thought of taking it again made me queasy. But thanks to my college's graduation requirements I will once again be sitting in an Algebra class by Spring. Algebra had always been like a foreign language to me, and due to the fact that it has been 10 years since I took high school Algebra, I figured I'd better do some quick brushing-up. This book makes Algebra so accessible...so do-able even. It's divided into 51 practice lessons (the answers are in the back), starting with the basics and gradually moving up in complication. The author clearly breaks the problems down and explains how to work them. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because although I realize mistakes happen in publishing, I found it pretty inexcusable for a book of this sort to have incorrect symbols in the few places where typos did exist. Granted it doesn't take much to figure out what the author intended but that doesn't make it any less frustrating.
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