4.25 Overall, I liked the book. As someone working in web development, it served as a helpful reminder of how things should be done. However, what I disliked about the book was the frequent detours into stories unrelated to the main subject. At times, it felt like filler material rather than adding real value to the content.

So finally a book from one of the inventors of scrum. I think it is a fine read, especially for all the examples how to use scrum in different scenarios. For me, the author is a bit to patriotic, but if you consider Sutherland's vita it probably is all you get. Another thing that makes the book - or rather all books about scrum - a bit annoying, is the kind of religious approach. I wonder if they have sex in an agile way. ;)