A comical look on how to earn extra cash in a "not so legitimate" way. This book takes advice from the Mafia, to politicians, giving insight to readers on how quickly money can be made in the underworld.
I should just plead the 5th here, but I guess I'll incriminate myself with this quick review. (I may need a god lawyer. Is Lyn out there?)
So, this is one of several books I bought strictly for coffee table humor during some of our get-togethers. They really are just for that purpose, so I base my ratings on the reaction value of each. This one doesn't get the big yucks as some of the others but it still get's a laugh, so I give it an average 3.
I'm not entirely sure why I epxected anything else, because yes, it really does teach you how to get started with organized crime. Or at least it gives an overview. Having just over 50 pages and a ridiculously large font size, it's more of a pamphlet giving you a rough summary of your future "career paths".
The descriptions themselves are surprisingly accurate, although very high-level (luckily?). Don't expect any detailed insider advice. Seems more like someones art project than an ex-mafioso sharing his secrets. Although I'd love to know who the author is and what the context behind this book is.
Cuanto vi la portada por primera vez me mató de risa, pero no es un libro de comedia, esto es una guía para cometer crímenes, y esa no es la razón de estas 2 estrellas, que sea un libro sobre cuestiones ilegales no lo hace un mal libro per se, pero los pasos descritos son bastante obvios y sin gracia.
Puede ser que tenga uno que otro dato interesante, pero en general, me pareció un mal libro.