This book is basically a plagiarism of the The Dictionary of Superstitions by David Pickering, with a tiny bit of new information added to it. At times it was word for word, like his book. It was something that was published that shouldn't have been in my opinion. It seemed lazy and unqualified to produce a new book with information that has already been published. The new information was good, however, I'm sure they could have wrote a book based off today's superstitions or found old information that hasn't been published yet, or rarely heard of.