text: I am absolutely furious about this book. I quit reading about half-way through.
  
  I read it through the section about It's a Wonderful Life (chapter 13). In that chapter, I found three mistakes - not minor details, but major, provable points, including misquoting Zuzu and misquoting the inscription in the book in the last scene - within four paragraphs. If Eliot's work is that shoddy in four paragraphs, how can I trust the rest of the information in the book? 
  
  Avoid this at all costs!!!!!!!!!
  