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Title: A Misrepresentation
Review: As I read this book, I could not help but feel that the author had done a great deal of research about the Chicago World's Fair, but felt it in itself wasn't interesting enough. So, he added a little spice -- what more appealing (in his eyes) than a serial killer who preyed on single women and children, coincidentally at the time of the Fair? My advice is if you want to read an in-depth (and I mean in-depth!) history of the Fair -- and one without too much literary merit at that --read this book, but skip over the chapters about the infamous H. H. Holmes. If you want to read about this serial killer, you can learn as much from a quick Internet search and won't have to scour the book to find the chapters that refer to him. This book smacks of sensationalism, as does so much of today's entertainment, and that's unfortunate.
