Title: Repetitive, dull and semi-literate
Review: The authors repeat for 119 pages that the way to be successful is to follow the rules. But on every page, they violate the conventions of spelling, grammar and punctuation. They write, "Mother's Against Drunk Driving," "the criterion are," "Marti Gras," "hung until dead." Don't get me started on their attempts at verse; they rhyme "pulls," "souls" and "shows." Every sentence contains several words enclosed in unnecessary quotation marks, as though these could excuse vague and careless word choices. I try not to be too persnickety when reading a popular book of this kind, but the constant mistakes break my concentration. Does the Idaho State University Press not employ proofreaders?
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