Quack Quack: The Threat of Pseudoscience

Dr. Schwarcz's final chapter does an excellent job of summarizing the preceding pages' themes, but the book itself reads like a series of unconnected blog posts on an assortment of topics. That last chapter feels like the author's only serious effort at imposing structure onto his collection of facts and ideas. As a result, the book simply isn't as compelling as a should be, given the sober and complex nature of the subject.

Great read, most interesting

I was hoping for more interesting writing, but it seems that each chapter was pretty similar to the previous one, just the quackery changed.