However many great writers this book has inspired, as a book itself this is really bad.
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Joerg commented on On the Calculation of Volume (Book I) by Barbara J. Haveland
Worried that this is a series of six books. Not only is releasing six thin volumes an annoying practice, this book ran out of steam halfway through, even though it started brilliantly.