Introduction to Sociology

Does not cover basic (and some major) sociological theories and concepts associated with well known sociologists. Far too watered down. Structure seemed sporadic and disorganized in places. Key word definitions were lengthy and didn't match the text definitions. Many words that should have been key words in bold were ignored. At times the text was great but when it failed it failed hard.

Rented it on kindle because I had to get it for my class. I would rent it on eBook. The kindle program is really friendly. Its easy to find information you are looking for. I would rent it again if I had to. I rent most of my textbooks now because I don't use it after my class ends. I only need it for one semester. eBook is easier to navigate than the hard copy.

Perfect to rent for my class. Sending it back was easy. I will look into other books for future semesters.

My book is fine I can read it and everything my only complaint is I found the beginnings pages wet I’m not sure why I don’t mind just think it should be mentioned

I needed this for CU Denver's Intro to Sociology with Karen Scull. It's much cheaper than the original textbook and it has a search option. It's perfect

Yes

Just like every other book, most the times the book is not necessary

No damage whatsoever to book. Looks like new.