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Title: Intermediate Accounting (Robert N. Anthony/Willard J. Graham Series in Accounting) by Paul B.W. Miller, D. Gerald Searfoss, Kenneth A. Smith ISBN: 0-256-03195-9 Publisher: Richard d Irwin Pub. Date: January, 1985 Format: Hardcover List Price(USD): $42.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.83 (6 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Fulltime Accountant /student
Comment: This book is very practical and covers all the pertinent information needed for a good foundation in Accounting. The book is easy to understand and gives practical examples and useful exercises.

Rating: 5
Summary: Response to a reader from Houston
Comment: I am an accounting Professor. I am also an accountant. I am so surprised that you thought people became accountants because they failed from something else. It is totally wrong. I am so pround of it. I am 27 year old. I have a good car, have a good house (no debt at all; I just repaid all my mortgage recently.) I do not think that people who are in the field from which you mentioned they failed can make money and have good reputation like I do. Do you know that an auditor money as much as a lawyer (I am a good auditor; please do not talk about other case)

For this book, I found it is very good. I used Prof Skousen's textbook in first accounting class as well as intermediate. My students like them so much. However, they give a little bit too much detail. A professor should adapt it when using in class. This book is a excellent alternative to another book published by Wiley.

Rating: 1
Summary: Use This On al Queda ?
Comment: Good grief, this sort of thing sounds like TORTURE. People become accountants because they failed at something else. And they actually read stuff like this?