I want to first of all acknowledge that I received this book through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers program, and I am grateful to the publisher for the opportunity to read this book.

In short, this book examines what we know about Dumbledore's choices and actions over the course of the core Harry Potter series and guides you through them to try to discover what drove him and why he made certain choices. Khaytman's style is very easy to read (in a good way!) and he does a great job of citing his sources and explaining where he disagrees with the folks he's citing. I would say if you're really into Harry Potter, you should definitely read this. I don't know that I agree fully with his conclusions, but I think Khaytman does a great job of identifying where he's just guessing, and his arguments definitely are compelling.