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Intermediate Accounting 6th sixth edition Text Only J David Spiceland Books

While I really like the contents, valuable just like any other textbook, I have few quibbles about the Kindle version. I bought this as a refresher in preparation for sitting for the CPA exam as I don't want to be carrying thick and heavy volumes. I give this book 5 stars for its substance and coverage over look. I really like the IFRS comparisons. There are some things that are really irritating.

Here are the downsides for the Kindle version of this textbook:

1. Skimpy graphics, uniform font. There are illustrations but reading through chapters is short of reading a novel. I had wished that the Kindle version is the exact same aesthetics as the printed one, more like a PDF only that it is proprietary Kindle file. The publisher could have at least changed the typefaces and their sizes here and there to add emphasis, and make them proportional as you size the overall look in Kindle's settings (The Kindle makes typeface changes universal for an entire content of any book). The only thing I see are bold, italics, underline and bullets and some illustrations.

While I do know that colors have different shades of gray when converted to Kindle, the publisher could have at least use some lighter shades to emphasize, split a topic or section, or add visual appeal.

I just hope in the next Kindle edition, the book would look more natural and magazine-like even in black and white.

2. Portions of text such as: "Q1, p.3" and "Q2, p.3". What do these mean? There is not even a link to click on. It looked more like an important part had been omitted in e-book conversion process.

It may be worthwhile to buy the textbook which I am considering to do. Can I return the Kindle version of this textbook?

Product details Hardcover Publisher McGraw-Hill/Irwin (2010) ASIN B004TBKKOW

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Intermediate Accounting 6th sixth edition Text Only J David Spiceland Books Reviews

This is an excellent product and its everything I was expecting it to be. I am happy with the product and serviced, I have received.
the book was received in the alloted time and in great condition, the british airways report is not used in my class, and you can't access the irs website that is described in the book without the school purchases approval, like that was going to happen, the book is extremely heavy, but then aren't they all. the seller is not to be blamed for the book, just the publishers should be.
I like this book, detailed and logical.

I was an English BA and now on a economics MS. This book helps me build understanding with accounting principles from the fundamental accounting skills and I would like to read it through for second time. Indeed helpful tips provided.

The questions on the books are set from the real-life perspective and it helps you read into the financial reports, which is challenging and also rewarding job.

For shortcomings, I expect more of the parts focus on intermediate level other than the restatement of preliminary level. Although frustrating , more challenging real-life questions would be better to added in more details and depth instead.

I love the thickness and depth of this book.
I called ahead of time to be sure that the connect code was available with the book. I called ahead of time because I read a customer review I stating "Connect Code Missing".

However, when I got the book the connect was missing. My teacher informed me that I could do the homework by hand and turn it in, if I didn't want to purchase the code. Homework by hand, heck no, that would take to much time to write everything out.

Therefore, I called and the 1st operator instructed me to call McGraw and ask why wasn't a code included. McGraw said "why are you calling here, is the buyer from us."

I called and the 2nd operator was much nicer than the 1st operator. She said could reimburse me the charge for the connect code, I found that my college was selling the connect code card for $61.75, credited my credit card for $61.75.

I am please with the refund, just had to stay on the phone and do a little research which should not be necessary, but it was worth the work to save every penny I can. Thanks for fixing the problem immediatly.
This book is typically used in FAR I/II/III classes and is staple for anyone looking to move into a career in financial accounting.

After graduating, when I started studying for the CPA, I decided to review this book from cover-to-cover, because it present information a lot more gradually than the CPA and provides a lot of context, which helps you remember stuff better. This book + becker review afterwards = pass FAR CPA test...

And more importantly, it prepares you for a career in accounting.
If you would like to learn accounting, or you are currently taking accounting but cant understand the book, then get this book. I had Theory 1 and the teacher was useless, any other book and I would have failed the class. The authors made the book as plain and simple as can be. I literally was able to teach myself the stuff. I am using the same book for Theory 2 and we need to read the chapter before class, because once he teaches the chapter that day we get a quiz, and I do great.

Kudos to the authors of this book.
I am not sure who changes the book from print format to format but it is useless. I wanted it to work. I wanted to save money and carry no huge textbooks. There is no way to find where you need to be. Basic table of contents isn't good enough to navigate. If I read my text books cover to cover this would work but that isn't how it works. You work problems, you look back in the chapter, you flip forward, and you want to know how much more till the end of the chapter. These things aren't really workable with the edition. I think they could be....but they have a long way to go before text books will work well.
While I really like the contents, valuable just like any other textbook, I have few quibbles about the version. I bought this as a refresher in preparation for sitting for the CPA exam as I don't want to be carrying thick and heavy volumes. I give this book 5 stars for its substance and coverage over look. I really like the IFRS comparisons. There are some things that are really irritating.

Here are the downsides for the version of this textbook

1. Skimpy graphics, uniform font. There are illustrations but reading through chapters is short of reading a novel. I had wished that the version is the exact same aesthetics as the printed one, more like a PDF only that it is proprietary file. The publisher could have at least changed the typefaces and their sizes here and there to add emphasis, and make them proportional as you size the overall look in 's settings (The makes typeface changes universal for an entire content of any book). The only thing I see are bold, italics, underline and bullets and some illustrations.

While I do know that colors have different shades of gray when converted to , the publisher could have at least use some lighter shades to emphasize, split a topic or section, or add visual appeal.

I just hope in the next edition, the book would look more natural and magazine-like even in black and white.

2. Portions of text such as "Q1, p.3" and "Q2, p.3". What do these mean? There is not even a link to click on. It looked more like an important part had been omitted in e-book conversion process.

It may be worthwhile to buy the textbook which I am considering to do. Can I return the version of this textbook?