101 Secrets of the Freemasons: The Truth Behind the World's Most Mysterious Society Hardcover – Abridged, August 18, 2009

Learning a lot about Freemasons. My son likes illuminati because of nonsense YouTube videos. I got him this and read it first, turns out they are a pretty good organization. Nice, light read.

This book was so good, I order one for my brother and one for my father. Secrets are revealed that were kept secrets for years. Good Read!

I love this book

good read

First, I am a Mason.This is a very well written, thoroughly researched book targeted to those wanting a simple factual introduction to Masonry. The language is simple, clear, and easy to understand.I highly recommend this to any non-Mason or new Mason wanting to know more about the fraternity. Most especially I recommend it to the wives and families of Masons who want to understand more.

An okay overview of the history of Freemasonry, not exhaustive, spills no "Secrets" and contains no information you can't get from many other sources. The book is nicely produced, however the pages are printed with a faux parchment look around the edges to make it look aged and mysterious (I suppose) however I found it made it somewhat tiring on my eyes and, frankly, too much a gimmick. I would recommend the "For Dummies" book compiled by Mason Christopher Hodapp or any number of other basic sources. Note: I am not a Mason, just interested in the subject so I have no deep knowledge. I have found conversations with Masons I know to be more informative on what it's about.

He seemed to like it. Seems like a useful book for a new Freemason, or maybe a nice reference for a Mason's library.

Bought this for my dad who has been in the Shriners for the majority of his life. He really enjoyed the read; therefore, I would recommend this as a gift for a Shriner/Freemason.