Talk:Hunches in Bunches

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So, how come it was published in 1957 and mentions video games? Seems more likely that it is a book in the style of doctor Zeuss. Also, not his tone with a reference to being "stupid."

This entry is commercial abuse of the site. It sounds like an add and is paraphrased from the publisher's material. Interesting stuff that would have been the topic of dicussion is missing.

And another thing, book reviews are not supporsed to be plot summaries.

And another thing, at the risk of appealing to my own authority, as a psychiatrist who practices CBT (common talking treatment used by psychologists), the refenrence to adhd and especially depression is rediculous. Got a reference?

Hence, the major edit.

Andrew Nielsen 10:04, 16 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]