Browning Books

The works of Ms Browning are beautiful, but don't get this edition. The print type looks like it was reproduced on a bad photocopy machine. I was very disappointed.

Don't bother buying this. It is nothing more than a sales brochure for PWC products/services. Not really even a whitepaper, which would be a good diseccion of an implementation of a specific product, it is 20 pages of bolierplate and buzzwords about maximizing revenue, etc, etc, etc.

There are so many ordinary errors, examples of bad reasoning, and sheer leaps of faith in this volume, it astonishes me that Genealogical Publishing Co. reprinted it. The Magna Charta barons all can be picked up from Cockayne and Weis; if you start with Browning, you'll just have to do it over. To be avoided!

The closer I read this book, the less I understand. It is written in a very labrynthine and overly-detailed style, jumping between examples and terminology.

It does a very poor job of giving an overview of the theories. This book over-complicates even the simplest concepts of economics, most likely to be in compliance with the 14% new material rule for textbook editions. It presumes a knowledge of algebra and eventually some calculus, but spends a paragraph explaining the derivation of circumfrence, and how Pi is roughly equivalent to 3.14, in my favorite example of the authors bogging down in petty details.

If you are assigned this book in class, I highly recommend changing to a different class, or hoping that the prof (as is my case) gives clear lectures and uses the book to provide some further depth, but doesn't overly engage in using or testing from it.

I don't have this book, I will never read this book, I have read Anamda Browning, but I will never read anything she writes again!

found this collection of fotos so boring I actually returned the book for a refund. Perhaps inclusion of color fotos would have helped, but considering the gay subject matter, the images came across as flat and extremely uninteresting.