Same as Kevin Aucoins books, with osme updated looks.
934515
Basically it was an ok book. It's a good gift for someone that doesn't really know how to do make up at all or someone that is getting older and is stuck in the past. The books is all about how to look good at any age. there are many differnt looks that cover office, vaction, date, and high drama daytime.

When it comes to differnt ethnicities it kinda glosses over them. Skin tones come in Porcelain, Fair. light olive(light toned asian,latino/mediterranean) Dark olive(medium toned people like(darker asians, medium toned latinos/mediterranean) and Deep(black folks) basically I find the pallet that offers for each group a bit limiting. It's great for a day time or office looks but don't limit yourself for going out and having fun looks.

Skin care: Wash your face, exfloliate, tone, use mosturizer and eye cream. basic stuff everyone shoud know.

The best thing about this book is the contour and hightlighting section. although it is something i know about there is more detailed in the book. Also how to contour your lips so you can get more symetery.

If your in your teens-early 30's and are looking for fun looks, don't buy the book.
If you don't know anything about make-up or love collecting books then this is for you.

The easiest cheapest way to get new great looks is Youtube just in case your wondering.
2551113
It's a good book, but is should be known that it is the exact same book as the hardcover "The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class" also by Keith Cameron Smith.
2309852
This book is really the same as&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Tudor-Houses-Portfolio-of-Floor-Plans/dp/0918894751/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Tudor Houses: Portfolio of Floor Plans</a>, except for subtitle and ISBN.  The book is light reading, as the text amounts to glorified captions accompanying mainly illustrations and 8 photographs.  The first 15 pages are color illustrations and text overviews of structure, materials, doors & windows and chimneys.  The next 16 pages are decorating ideas, featuring one color photo for each of 8 different typical rooms, including 2 color illustrations for each room space, showing alternate decorating themes, one often flamboyant.  The repetition of offbeat decorating sends the message that anything goes in a Tudor house and you call it eclectic.  Most of the rest of the 208 pages are text and duotone illustrations, showing floor plans, exterior views and interior views.  Although there is some overlap in square footage, the descriptive plans are divided in Cottages, Villas and Manors (small, medium, large), as chapters.  Plans featured are 30 cottages, ranging from 1,176 to 2878 sq. ft., averaging 2,290; 36 villas, range 1,943-3,712, avg. 3,145; and 15 manors, range 2,617-7,282, avg. 4358.  The plans are virtually in ascending order by square-footage size.  The book concludes with 10 pages of how-to resources on reading floor plans, choosing a contractor, ordering plans and Index to Plans.  Ordering forms are included on the final pages.
2795755
An excellent update to the book providing the updated UBS 5 text with handy readers format with definitions at the bottom of the page.
4577790
A good update of Drager's original book adding the last three Triple Crown winners plus more photos and other interesting items.
3373373
It's like previous versions.  Pretty straight forward stuff.
274108
arrived as expected book was bought used, but looked new. content as expected
3044311
Nice Book, a quick read. It has very practical tips. However, I have all three of her books and they are practically identical in content and pictures. You can Save your money and just buy her latest updated version.
2211832
Had previous editions of both of these and wanted to update.
847332
This book is the SAME as "The Pleasures of Staying in Touch" also, by the same author.  Thinking it was a different book with perhaps new information, I bought it only to see that it is identical to the other book published under a different title.

I'm happy with the book, but not happy about essentially buying a duplicate book at extra expense!
413573
I bought this for probably 1/10th of the price it would've cost me to rent the newer edition from my bookstore, and it has the exact same chapters and exercises. If you like the layout of the Ecce Romani series, you'll like this one.
571464
To be honest, I am still reading the book, but I ordered this book, "Trade the Momentum-Forex Trading System", and "Trade the Price -Forex Trading System and paid for each of them. On the inside, they are identical books.
708818
Essentially the same as the 9th edition, except for a couple of chapters. But that's alright; I'd rather not spend the exorbitant price of the current edition in exchange for a couple of moments spent looking over a classmates shoulder.
765011
If you liked Sideways, you'll like this. Pretty much the same writing style as the previous book, fun and pretty easy to read.
3027517
It seems to be about the same as an earlier edition that I have had for a few years.  I am hoping it will be more up to date on actors and TV shows and movies that are currently popular.
1952048
It is identical in text and images to Instinctive Quilt Art (Hardcover) by Bethan Ash only the title and publisher have changed. Something of a rip off if you have purchased the other book.
3073722
This is the same book as the encyclopedia of the horse from a few years ago, just has a different cover.