Reviews for New York Times Guide to the New Tax Law

The average rating for New York Times Guide to the New Tax Law based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-07-23 00:00:00 David O'donoghue This book was simply awful! For one, there's little character development, the plot goes nowhere, too much symbolism, very little character interactions with each other, poor,poor poor writing skills and overall it's just a very boring book.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-06-13 00:00:00 Kelly Ramsey While this is not my typical fair, I rather enjoyed the lyrical writing style Law employed. The plot was not completely predictable, although I felt it was somewhat drawn out in places and the "night bus" metaphor was used as more of a bludgeon than a subtle undertone. I think the amnesia thing has also been beaten over the head, but Law uses it as a method of slowly revealing bits and pieces of important memories, as well as allowing for some truly wonder detailed descriptions that we might not see otherwise. Not a bad read, I don't regret reading it, although I probably won't actively seek out more of her work either. The reviewer is a graduate of Kent State University's Library Science program, an Antioch College alumna, and the author of the blog A Librarian's Life in Books.