This particular book is not an ordinary book. Initially, I thought that this book will be bland and not attention grabbing; however this book grabbed my attention that I could not be bothered. This book highlighted the reasons all of the important parts of WW1. The author did not in fact depict the battles in an artistic way, nonetheless, the individual who wrote this book portrayed the battles utilizing interesting facts, which I did not know until reading this book. This book will be well suitable for individuals who do not have a clue about WW1. I advise you to read this masterpiece! God bless you!

I believe it gave a lot of important info in a small compact way

Good

Concise and informative

A nice overview to get you started on a more in depth study.

Good

Huh, what is it good for 🎶

There are plenty of books that deal with in-depth studies of the various campaigns & details of this war. Writing an overview with sufficient details to cover the critical path, yet not so much as to result in bogging down the reader, is very difficult. But this author & book does it quite well.

Anyone who can cover a topic as complex as WW1 in 45 pages is clearly out of their element. Also, with such limited insight, the author could at least fact check his information... i.e. "Woodrow Wilson's Association of Nations (became the United Nations)" is absolutely incorrect. Woodrow Wilson's Association of Nations became the 'League of Nations' which the USA and other major countries did not join. United Nations was formed after WW2. Wikipedia has more info on WW1 and other sites on the internet also provide more detail.