Contemporary Clinical Immunology and Serology (Pearson Clinical Laboratory Science)

This book arrived in PERFECT condition. The quality is exactly what I expect out of a brand new book. Additionally, I like the way the book explains the content. It is easy to read, follow, and understand (so far).

This is what a textbook should be like! The book was incredibly to the point. It contained helpful chapter summaries and end of chapter review questions, helpful case studies, and awesome graphics and charts that helped break down the material. This and the textbook Organic Chemistry by Klein are the best textbooks I've ever had.

I love how this book is written! It is easy to understand the subject, unlike other textbooks I have had to read. It arrived on tie and was exactly as described.

Arrived way before it was supposed to so supper happy about that.

The introductory chapters were really easy to understand but once it gets to the Immuno assays, I feel like it lacks a more profound explanation, or maybe I'm just lacking understatement of the subject. Either way, the book is a really nice refresher on the immunology part.

This is the best textbook I ever had. It is easy to read, almost like a story. The illustrations are great and do better explanation than words can.

This is the poorest written book I have EVER had the misfortune of ever reading or purchasing. I will be letting my college know of my displeasure. I have not even gotten past the first chapter and I'm already displeased. It doesn't even mention Jenner not Pasteur's roles on immunology. The book bounces around when you first open it. I'm not even sure if it was supposed to be formatted like this or if it's the printers error. But either way this book sucks. I have found many typo errors. I give this book a minus four stars.

The first time I read this book I did not like it. I figured I was being too harsh. My second time reading it only made me dislike it more. I'm not saying it is a horrible book, but it is not as easy to read as most other textbooks I have learned from.My main gripes are that the book lacks clarity and organization. The authors use an approachable, casual tone. An unintended side effect is vague language and poor word choice results in confusion. Sometimes an adequate introductory paragraph with a structural overview for a chapter or segment is not provided. In some instances, they provide an overview paragraph then abandon the structure it provided. Other times structure is not logically appealing. Paragraphs may cite information that seems out of place or unimportant and feel overall disorganized/ lost. Additionally, there are outright errors (the instructor had to state when to ignore the text) lead to more confusion.