Reviews for Exon Biography of a Governor

The average rating for Exon Biography of a Governor based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-08-09 00:00:00 Brent Fellows A slow and careful read. Normally I could read 30 pages per hour but with this one it was almost 15. I used a pencil to underline useful and particularly important advice and knowledge. I have only read the first 2 parts of the book for preparation to university application, and will finish the rest of it next year. However, it had undoubtedly been useful and gave me a lot of insights into what I need to start to do if I want to be a successful law student. A very very brief summary: 1. Being a law student requires a variety of different skills and it is better to start acquire them now; the areas of knowledge can be political theory, philosophy, psychology, economics etc. 2. Read a lot. Useful books and books that you won’t have time to read once you are in university. 3. Be organized, always have your goals in mind. I hope I’m a Oxford Law student of 2020:))

Review # 2 was written on 2020-08-10 00:00:00 Michael D Roderick I'm almost done with this book - as I'm not at uni yet, I haven't actually bothered to read past the pre-degree chapters as I have loads of other reading to catch up on. So far however, I have found this a pleasant and engaging read, less stiff and boring than other law-prep/law-related books. It maintains an informal and comfortable enough tone without seeming cheesy, while including all terminology and in-depth explanations without alienating the reader. I have, admittedly, a short attention span when it comes to non-fiction, but I glided through this and found myself remembering lots of things I've read about. Definitely recommend if you want to become more comfortable with law in general, applying to uni and doing a degree.