Reminiscences of a Stock Operator: The Story of Jesse Livermore, Wall Street's Legendary Investor

I have never come across a book with such a small font, you need to pop out your eyes to read it.

Never had a i read a book that had me re-read the senetence or activate my brain to understand what the printed word 'if i should even call it that' means due to grammar, i read alot and spotted mistakes in my lifetime, i cause mistakes, but this book, hands down, has the most.This books linguistic formality is set around the late 1800s early 1900s but is still no exception for grammer mistakes other than on quotations and speech marks. It is easy to read untill you actually find an error in a paragraph. I would give this 5 stars as it is a good read but due to the typewrite within and how troublesome it is to depict, 'and i still do not understand what author wanted to write at the error but can only guess' i am rating it a 4/5 as i enjoyed the book errors and countless baffling moments aside