Short book with a very small audience
355939
If you are not currently employed, this ebook will not help you beyond the value of obvious suggestions throughout its 17 pages (dress well, be relaxed, don't use your current employer's fax machine to fax resumes, and customize your resume to the position you are seeking). Hopefully, you're already aware of the more obvious requirements for successful interviewing - but if not, there are more useful books than this one.
The ebook is very light on the "how to" of what the author suggests as well. One of the author's suggestions was to cold-call people listed on the website of a company you're interested in to arrange for an informational interview. Knowing how difficult it is to create an email or letter catchy enough to warrant a response, I was surprised the author failed to make a single detailed (and therefore, useful) suggestion.
The author addresses the currently-employed with this document, and even there she falls short in describing the logistics of finding a new job while employed. She describes the search process at a very high level, give some suggestions without specifics of how to accomplish what is fairly obvious to begin with, and then fails to provide the reader with what could have been very valuable - the why and how of getting hired in tough times like these.
4214626
I ordered 3 monkey books for my son who has decided he has a imaginary team of monkeys at his disposal (yes, a bit creepy).  This "book" or mini magazine was fine, but it was so short and had only a few vocabulary words.  We haven't read this one as much as the Amazing Animals: Monkeys by Valerie Bodden.
2038262
This is a very small publication you can read easily in about 45 minutes; maybe less.  It's probably not of much interest except to Seventh-day Adventists interested in the early history of the church.
3601259
This book is a lot about the author's life and very little about working at Amazon. It was an interesting read, but I was expecting it to be about Amazon, but there was not a whole lot written about that. It would be better suited for a different audience if the title and subtitle were different. This is basically a short autobiography of the 5-10 year period before, during, and after the author worked at Amazon. This is a very short book, so do not consider paying more than a few dollars for it. I am a slow reader and it took me a combined 4 hours to read the whole thing. Of these 4 hours only about 1 hour was actual reading about the author's work at Amazon. He had just as much written about moving to Seattle as he did about Amazon. He had also included decent length sections about his previous work and about the city he moved to after Seattle. I honestly did not get this book intending to read about all this other superfluous material. His story telling was also pretty abrupt, SPOILER(the author spent suddenly starts talking about how to quit from an employer and then ends the chapter saying that is how he quit from Amazon. It was really unexpected and there was no explanation to why he quit). The good thing I liked about this book is the unbiased view at Amazon and Seattle. He writes about a lot of good but also includes the not so good nature of Amazon.

This book was good, but you should go into it with different expectations. Expect this to be an easy weekend read, and don't expect a whole lot about Amazon and being "inside the giant machine". Its more of a story about this guy's life during that period of time.
112998
A very short intro...not bad, but many short power points on web for free are equally good.
1876893
Being interested in pioneer stories in various countries I enjoyed this shortish book for that reason alone. I had expected the story to. Have more medical anecdotes as Mattie was one of the first pioneer doctors on the prairie. Coming from a medical background I am fascinated with the early forays into disease and treatment but disappointingly this was barely mentioned. The emphasis was more on relationships with family and friends and the building of the first infirmary.  I found it a rather shallow read.
3513938
This book is so short it isn't even a summary. Try other books that proved sufficient treatment of these topics.
4405669
Book was well written but has limited appeal to the mass audience.
4659042
This was a very short read, took less than 10 minutes! Not having read other "Keep ... and Carry..." books I don't know if they are all this short or not.

I read it to my husband who grew up reading Curious George books and he could match most of the drawings used in the books he read but not all of them. Of course I'm not certain he was correct because I didn't see a citation for where each image was originally published. I think that would very interesting information for fans and non-fans of Curious George alike. The drawings are the real highlight of this book; without them the words really don't mean very much. That said, the words matched the drawings really well. We could tell that some careful thought went into matching things up.

I'm not really certain what audience would like this book most. The image might appeal to Curious George fans but without more information it was a bit underwhelming in that regard. The text and images might appeal to children and most grade schoolers could probably read it and you could ask questions and point out things in the drawings to keep younger kids engaged.

It was a fun book to get to review but not really a book I could see myself buying for myself or a gift giving.
1705889
A nice handy little book. Could have had a lot more interesting information and I felt it was too brief.
4056541
It is a beautiful book with practical advice, but nothing new or revolutionary.  The book is very small!  That took me by surprise.  It's a very quick read too, only 20 minutes to quickly look through 220 pages.  I would compare it to great advice you would get from your mom... You just have to be ready to accept it and put it into practice.  A good price, but not a necessity buy.
1800799
I chose this rating because while I didn't hate the book, I didn't love it either.

Short and simplistic, I was expecting a deeper journey into grief but the author skims over this and it is rarely mentioned. Instead, the book is mainly illustrated with standard scenery of her immediate environment accompanied by brief notes. I was expecting journal entries and a closer tie to the theme outlined in the blurb.

I can see why it rated more than two stars as a lot are looking for a coffee table book...which is exactly what it is.

But I wanted more than that and while I appreciate the author's idea I would have sooner stuck to her blog than pay ten dollars for this.
1067109
While these short (and I do emphasize SHORT) stories were not bad for the 10-12 age group, I was surprised how truly short this collection was.  The book consisted of 5 VERY  short stories.  Took me about 5 no ties total to read in its entirety.
658211
I thought the book was ok given it's length.  I was looking for something very brief on the subject and this fit the need.  If you are looking for a very quick read on the subject this will give you the introduction you need.
198195
This shouldve been called a pamphlet because you can read it in less than 5 minutes...  Expected much more.
2985629
This is just a small, short little book, but it's a fun, quick read if you like this kind of topic.  Worth what I paid, but if the price spikes it wouldn't be worth it.
3119398
This (kindle) book is a very short, concise, but very general description of the author's ideas regarding spiritual energy systems and a method of combining acupressure with muscle testing. It appears to be aimed at educating potential clients about the general process and/or as a general introduction to a seminar aimed at practioners. No specific methods are disclosed in more than a very general way, rendering the book nearly useless for those looking for a method of integrating acupressure with Applied Kinesiology (or AK's many off-shoots).

In it's defense, the product description doesn't specifically state that it is a manual for the methodology. On the other hand, the product description doesn't explicitly state that it's not, either. I didn't need to spend ~$4 on what amounts largely to an advertisement for the authors practice or seminars.

If you're looking for information on integrating AK with acupressure (beyond that which is nearly ubiquitous in the practice of AK already), you won't find it here.