I was surprised to find many helpful bits of information tucked away in this quick little guide. I have to admit that a majority of the entries hit on things which I already knew. If you know most of what is covered it is really just useless, but for the items that I was lacking it was a pleasant and quick read. ( )

Quaint. You can't help but find a couple things you hadn't thought of, but it's primarily a fun little feature book, worthy of the nightstand in the guest room. ( )

Full of little trivia points for making live move smoothly, an ideal gift for someone moving out of home for the first time or for someone just interested in trivia. ( )

Samantha Ettus' The Experts' Huide to 100 Things Everyone Should Know How to Do was a bit disapointing. There are lots of good topics and yet very few of them actually go in depth. Some of them are just common sense. I mean, how to wash your hair? ...doesn't it instruct how to right on the shampoo bottle? And if you can't take the time to read that itty bit, I doubt you're gonna read this book. Also Frederick Fekkai tells you to wash your hair everyday but everything else I've ever read tells you otherwise. I did like the selection of topics and I thought that most of the experts she chose were very qualified. However, I do think the book would've benefitted from a few more pictures. ( )