Title: Don't Count on it
Product review: While the book is an interesting potpouri of miscellani, it lacks insight, cohesion, or interest. And while I see and respect Jessica's love for the Crows, her writing style is very amateur. The book offers little true insight and instead reads more like a statistical yearbook, except that it only shows those statistics most favorable to the Crows. Jessica's occasional semi-poetic personal musings are rather annoying when they are used to fill a page in this sparse book (which, by the way, can hardly be called a biography). If you buy this book, you will probably pick up a couple pieces of trivia about the Crows that you didn't know before. But that's all you'll get. Worth $14? That's for you to decide, but I'd pass.
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