This book is quite thorough--probably more information than a person can internalize in one reading, but it's a good book to keep on the shelf in case you need to brush up before a special function (such as formal dinner, job interview, etc.)

I bought this book hoping it would answer a lot of my questions about freelancing. I am pleased to report that it did. This book is well thought out and organized. I only wish it would discuss a little more about the financial aspects of freelancing (i.e., where to put the money for maximum benefit after you make it!)

I brought this book after reading it at the library. I was highly impressed, and knew I would have to add this to my personal library. It was moreso of a business guide, which was more than excellent for me. Presented the material in a much more livelier way than all of the other guides I read.

I have not finished reading it at this time, but I was highly impressed to the point of buying it.

I am an avid reader and book collector, and I have learned to judge a good book by its cover (and first couple of chapters.) :)

This book takes a very famous case and turns it into an interesting story. You may, however, find it not very useful for the purpose of research. But I used this book for a research paper and found it very helpful. The author adds many detailed descriptions of what's happening, and it makes me feel involved. Also, besides simply commenting on the Supreme Court case, the author traces the case all the way back to its originating in the three-judge court. The author also discusses the feelings of the public and both sides of the issue. It is very well-rounded. If you are interested in the issue of abortion, you should read this book!