Customer Reviews

Construction of Secret Hiding Places

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

For those that have never tackled the subject of hiding places in homes before, this is a great beginning and more affordable than the other books. It has many simple ideas, as well as more complex ones for those with some good tool skills. The book is small at 68 pages, and was first written in 1981 and updated since then. There are some more elaborate (and expensive) books on the subject, but this is the best place to start.

Although previous reviewers have stated a lack of anything new covered in this book, they clearly weren't looking hard enough. There were various new topics covered in this book that were just too well hidden for them to find. Such as; where to hide tomatoes from greedy parrots, where to hide weapons of mass destruction (it was under the sink) and where to find God. I'm just joking, God doesn't exist.

So if you're looking to hide anything from sneaky snacks to a sordid secret, this is the place to start!

Book covers nothing new. If it's your 1st book read on the subject, it has a ok listing of basic stuff covered in every other book written on the subject. If your looking for something new here, I think you're going to be disappointed. I was anyway. I really don't see the purpose of writing a book like this without having something new to add. The only good thing about it was that it's not overly expensive.