Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

You could just click on the "Create Review" and just start writing about anything. I'm not sure anyone really validates the contents. For instance, if you look at the 1-star review, it complains about failing to share the audio version of this book in portugal. It is obvious that when one writes a review, you can give any number of stars for any reason: "5 stars - Wonderfully informative! I've been held hostage by a mad hermit for the past 20 years and managed to get this book by someone who disposed it in my prison (a very deep well on some salt plains). Didn't know half this stuff existed. This 'web' thing sounds really cool. Can't wait to try some of this out when I get out." "4 stars - cuz I really like numbers that are squares (and '1' does not count)" "3 stars - Great book but the people drawings lack faces thereby hiding the true and raw emotions of the characters. "2 stars - The book fails as a door stop because of the slick cover" "1 star - The book lacks clear instructions for most of the projects. For instance, I live on a fault line and wanted to try out the Tectonic Plate electrical generator. After a convincing argument in the book), I was expecting a shopping list and directions. But nooo... rather than put some work into it, the book just dismisses it as "ridiculous and technically infeasible". If I could give zero stars for this gross omission and author laziness I would." Thanks for another great book, Randall!