The typos are half the fun! But if you find them annoying, get the errata here: http://www.glennwilson.com/chess/books/pec_errata.html
This book is usually recommended for beginner's, but I must say that I was surprised to find a good amount of material that is more advanced. I'm over 1900 USCF and there are many positions where the solution was not easily apparent. The Queen versus Rook endgames and the B+R versus R are not easy, not to mention that early in the book he covers B+N mate against a lone king. I know plenty of experts that would be hard pressed to pull that off in under 50 moves - especially in blitz or time trouble! It's the best explanation I've ever seen of B+N, but it might discourage the intended (beginner) audience. There is also plenty of stuff that is very basic.I really like this book, but it also far from perfect. ( )

Pandolfini is usually good but this one is full of typographical errors (wasn't proofread). Still worth working through if you need to brush up on your pawn and piece handling. ( )