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Title: Relocate in San Diego County by William Carroll ISBN: 0-910390-48-7 Publisher: Coda Publications Pub. Date: 01 January, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $16.95

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Average Customer Rating: 1 (3 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: 99% USELESS
Comment: William Carroll lists over 230 communities throughout San Diego County for you to reference, however the lack of detailed information regarding each community will leave you groaning in
pain. If you're looking for a reference book with yes, no and
n/a answers...this is the one for you. Don't be surprised by the numerous not/applicable or not/available references. If I could
give this item 1/4 star....I surely would.

Rating: 1
Summary: A Useless Resource
Comment: I expected this book to have some useful information about San Diego communities. About 85% of the book was a simple tabulation of community statistics with no 'insider' comments. The book did nothing more than tell me specific statistical information and some contact info. I had no better idea about neighborhoods than before. The small 'mini-chapters' in the beginning of the book were so sketchy it was embarrassing to read! There were absolutely NO maps in the book which was very disappointing. This book kept referring to The Thomas Guide which I assume must be a better resource than this was. You'll get more information on the internet than in here.

Rating: 1
Summary: This book provides very basic information only
Comment: This book provides very minimal information on communities, such as mean income, zip codes, and population size, no maps or in-depth information. I was disappointed.