Book (so far) does what it says. Peterson has produced an incredible manifesto on how humans make and pursue meaning in their lives, marrying threads of sociology, religion and science.
Sadly, the enjoyment of the book is somewhat diminished by the low-quality provider Amazon sourced to print the book. The front and back cover should be considered the grade below 'paper' and more importantly some words come out half-printed (though in Amazon's defence this was only in handful of instances). Book deserved better!
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Awesome book but let down by Amazon's print provider
Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2020
Book (so far) does what it says. Peterson has produced an incredible manifesto on how humans make and pursue meaning in their lives, marrying threads of sociology, religion and science.Sadly, the enjoyment of the book is somewhat diminished by the low-quality provider Amazon sourced to print the book. The front and back cover should be considered the grade below 'paper' and more importantly some words come out half-printed (though in Amazon's defence this was only in handful of instances). Book deserved better!
Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2020
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Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2020
Sadly, the enjoyment of the book is somewhat diminished by the low-quality provider Amazon sourced to print the book. The front and back cover should be considered the grade below 'paper' and more importantly some words come out half-printed (though in Amazon's defence this was only in handful of instances). Book deserved better!
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Awesome book but let down by Amazon's print provider
Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2020
Book (so far) does what it says. Peterson has produced an incredible manifesto on how humans make and pursue meaning in their lives, marrying threads of sociology, religion and science.Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2020
Sadly, the enjoyment of the book is somewhat diminished by the low-quality provider Amazon sourced to print the book. The front and back cover should be considered the grade below 'paper' and more importantly some words come out half-printed (though in Amazon's defence this was only in handful of instances). Book deserved better!
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Reviewed in Australia on 22 September 2020
This is a scientific book and I need to be sure that what I'm reading is identical to the original edition, and no matter how much money I saved this way, I'm not happy with this. This isn't what was advertised.
None of this even mentions that the copy I received was dented and scratched, either. Poor packaging.
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Not same as picture, it is the "Special Indian Edition".
Reviewed in Australia on 22 September 2020
Don't get me wrong, I'm very, very pleased with the price, but I'm still disappointed that I didn't get what I actually ordered. On the front cover, the copy says "Special Indian Edition", and from what I can gather the only difference is that it was published in India, but how can I know that??Reviewed in Australia on 22 September 2020
This is a scientific book and I need to be sure that what I'm reading is identical to the original edition, and no matter how much money I saved this way, I'm not happy with this. This isn't what was advertised.
None of this even mentions that the copy I received was dented and scratched, either. Poor packaging.
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Reviewed in Australia on 6 July 2020
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Okay, so you can't judge a book by it's cover... but I have a feeling getting to the end will not be a small feat.
I've read 12 rules for life by JBP and follow his recorded lectures on the Psychological significance of the early bible stories.
So if this is his Magnum Opus, as declared by some, I'm doubling down.
Was delivered quick, in good condition, minor bruises which is better than fine, it's for me, if I was to gift wrap, I would try find at the store, to see the condition.
I've read 12 rules for life by JBP and follow his recorded lectures on the Psychological significance of the early bible stories.
So if this is his Magnum Opus, as declared by some, I'm doubling down.
Was delivered quick, in good condition, minor bruises which is better than fine, it's for me, if I was to gift wrap, I would try find at the store, to see the condition.
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