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It’s a cool book and it’s informative but I am a bit upset that I paid 30 bucks for a book with pages falling out, the pages aren’t attached to the spine of the book very well. As I was reading the index at least five pages just teared out and by the time I noticed my return slot had already closed. It’s a good book, just hope your pages are more attached to the spine then mine haha.
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It’s a cool book and it’s informative but I am a bit upset that I paid 30 bucks for a book with pages falling out, the pages aren’t attached to the spine of the book very well. As I was reading the index at least five pages just teared out and by the time I noticed my return slot had already closed. It’s a good book, just hope your pages are more attached to the spine then mine haha.
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I like that this book doesn't waste too much time on ...
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Definately buy for review and unfamiliarity with the subject
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