Reseñas y comentarios

IMO very good reflections and practical tips for dealing with children in a healthy way.

At the same time, at least in the Kindle version, I missed references to the scientific researches and publications where the statements of the authors were validated: there was NONE. That's the main reason for my low rating...

Despite the years elapsed since it was written, and the high expectations... it didn't disappoint me at all :-)

I already knew some techniques thanks to Sandro Mancuso screencasts. I got lots of useful reminders, new learnings and reflections and some new techniques.

It's also nice to see techniques for different languages/paradigms. This book is a great complement to the Refactoring one, I can only highly recommend it! :-)

Uno de mis libros favoritos de la infancia/adolescencia :-)

A very interesting read, it approaches the decision about "doing good" to the others from an almost "scientific" approach (or at least pretending it).

I feel some reasonings are too "utilitarian", but still I think it was really worthy reading it and I would absolutetly recommend it :-)

Amazing book. What else? :-p

It is always interesting to read about a company's culture, even disagreeing as in this case with many points ^______^

It is always interesting to read about a company's culture, even disagreeing as in this case with many points ^______^

Interesting book. It exposes several thoughts/theories/observations that it had been in my mind for several years now, so it resonated to me a lot. I found the last section, the "diary of a mother", highly touching...

Despite that, my rating is "low" because:
I found it too "binary" and simplistic in her identification of "the main source of evil/suffering".
Maybe too redundant with the message, too repetitive sometimes...
* Despite the high value that I give to the author's experiences and opinions, and how much they resonate to me, unfortunately not a single study is mentioned to back up anything (no data, no scientific studies, no numbers at all, nothing...).

Interesting book. It exposes several thoughts/theories/observations that it had been in my mind for several years now, so it resonated to me a lot. I found the last section, the "diary of a mother", highly touching...

Despite that, my rating is "low" because:
I found it too "binary" and simplistic in her identification of "the main source of evil/suffering".
Maybe too redundant with the message, too repetitive sometimes...
* Despite the high value that I give to the author's experiences and opinions, and how much they resonate to me, unfortunately not a single study is mentioned to back up anything (no data, no scientific studies, no numbers at all, nothing...).