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Alright, I have a few issues with this review. I expected to read something along the lines of:

Here is a link to the book from the publisher so that you can see what it contains for yourself: Extreme Programming Pocket Book ...

Here is what was said in Chapter N and what I think is ....

If you are going to write a book review then by all means review the book. What did you agree with? What did you not agree with? The single paragraph synopsis at the end was useless because you lost me as a reader back in paragraphs two.

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In reply to Re: Extreme Programming Pocket Guide by InfiniteSilence
in thread Extreme Programming Pocket Guide by TStanley

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