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Have finished "Why you loose at bridge" by Skid Simon. An entertaining and well written book, but unless you play rubber bridge at a club not that useful. Some good bridge tips, but again, mostly geared towards rubber bridge. I don't even think rubber bridge clubs exist in Norway, so not so relevant for me. Written for intermediates.

I wish it was possible to group together the reviews of each book, as it is now, if you come in to a thread late, you may not add your opinion of a book until long after the first review. This way someone would have to read through all 28 pages (so far) to see if a book has been reviewed more than once. I think we all agree that the more reviews a book gets, the more are we able to decide if it is a book we would want to buy. If the reviews were all grouped together, it could be enough to state that you agree with this or that earlier review, and this review would be easy to find. I have just finished "The Art of Being Lucky" by Gardner and Mollo. I agree fully with ArcLight's review some 10-20 pages earlier - a wonderful book for intermediates and advanced beginners.