What Life Should Mean to You

Adler doesn't quite make the book so reader friendly. Honestly more of a textbook despite fascinating content.

this book is printed by bnpublishing.com which seems at a glance to operate upon the lines of 'send us some text of an out-of-copyright book and we'll print it'. There were numerous typos and grammatical errors. e.g. random full stops, random line breaks, the word 'on' is always printed as 'an', the letters 'cl' are often printed as the letter 'd'; and many similar errors; always one or two per page. Makes you realize why proper books, with proper line editors, are worth paying for. Having said that, its amazing how quickly one adapts and I was still able to muddle thru, though if I could turn back time I would not have purchased this item. Actual content, when readable, is fascinating.

As mentioned in one of the previous reviews, the book consists of multiple spelling and grammatical mistakes and erroneous sentence formation at multiple places in the book. This has not been a good reading experience and I wish the publishers had edited the book thoroughly.