"The Advertising Agency Business" was an extremly insightful and logical read. The author focus on the basics of the industry but elaborates very well with examples. This book is a must read if you own, managage or operate an ad agency. I wish I had read this book before I started my agency!

I am in my 3rd of starting an advertising agency, and this book was just what I needed. Some of the things I learned will help be grow my agency business in the future.

I've been in the advertising field for nearly 20 years, and it was a pleasure to find this solid, useful book. It's clearly written, straightforward, and approaches the subject in a direct way. Anyone considering their own agency should read this book cover-to-cover, and then do the math, well before they go out on their own.

I have not read the entire book, but plan to finish soon. So far, 1/3 - 1/2 of way through, my impression is that this book was written thoughtfully by people who want to present healthy psychological / spiritual living for singles from a Christian perspective.

I own Anderson's entire Family Living in Pastoral Perspective series (Leaving Home, Becoming Married, Regarding Children, Promising Again, and Living Alone), and I refer to them frequently.

Each book focuses on a different transitional event and the family tasks that event brings into focus. Anderson and his co-authors deal sensitively with the pastoral issues involved.

The books are well-written and easy to read--no convoluted prose to parse here. The works have added texture from the many personal examples shared by the authors (both their own and examples others have shared with them).

Every book in the series deserves an honored place on any religious professional's shelf. Except, you may find them so valuable they rarely make it back to your shelf.

If humans are so smart, why do they behave so stupidly? Why are the talking monkeys so greedy and hateful? Where did civilization go wrong? The author of "The Time Machine" tries to figure it all out in this oft-overlooked and slim volume of original, non-fiction essays.