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Excellent!

I like how the chapters are set up with sub headings. The book is well done.

This book is conceptually well-written, but suffers from a frequent, jarring misuse of English syntax and idiom, resulting in, at worst, confusion and, at best, an interruption in the flow of reading.

I hold the editor/publisher responsible for this, not the author.

The book is simple enough that a beginner like me can understand! :-)

Compared to most library science textbook, this book is quite interesting and useful. Chu's writing style is clear and concise.

This book is a great source of reference for course at TWU - explains alot!

This book contains a very straightforward treatment of how we use databases to organize and retrieve information.

Ok reading, mostly technical

Very technical book, but easy to understand

This book is a requirement for my Information Storage and Retrieval course. This book has useful information. It's not terribly boring, but I wish it had pictures for the examples and to just make the read more interesting.

Very technical, but easy to follow and extensive.

Obligatory reading for any MLS course in Information Storage and Retrieval

Chu defines the essential problem: Finding the right information for the right user at the right time!

Excellent book ! This book has explained how we do research in today's technology world.

Excellent book!

horrible index

This is a good book. I wish there were pictures and examples to show exactly what is being discussed.

THis book as great information on technical aspects of librarianship.

Good material. Easy to follow.

Very informative and easy to understand.
SStriegler

Concise, to-the-point text.

I am half way through this book and so far I find it to fairly easy to read. Some of the more technical pieces could be explained better, but beyond that, I find it a quality text.

Great book on a difficult subject

Concise description of aspects of ISAR½