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As it rightly says on the back cover, Clinical Optics and Refraction by Andrew Keirl and Caroline Christie offers a 'how to' approach. The style of simple phraseology and examples in the text are a means of clearly putting across a subject which many think of as dry and boring. This book tries to dispel this myth and does, on balance, succeed.
Each chapter has 'concluding points' which are a good summary of what you have read. However, at times I did find some comments which described the length and complexity or importance of the chapter unnecessary. Surely the subject is in the book because it needs to be known, however lengthy or otherwise the chapter.
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