Fabric of a Nation: A Brief History with Skills and Sources, For the AP® Course

It would be nice to have a comprehensive representation of US history...

The book itself is good, but the Kindle version has no page numbers whatsoever. Using this in a class environment is next to impossible because I have no idea what page I am supposed to find the assignment on. I had to take pictures of a table of contents out of a friend's book to have any clue what I'm supposed to be doing. This is a major oversight, and nobody should buy a textbook without page numbers if you don't have access to a table of contents like I did.

Pros:Each chapter contains many AP-styled problemsDetailed notes on how to write AP essays and answer short-answer questionsCons:No detail at all. The book does not go into any sufficient detail about anything.The AP-styled questions are poorly written and most often does not reflect their respective readings.Extremely unprofessional. “Taiwan and China”. Are you kidding me? Try putting some actual facts instead of virtual signaling.I recommend Foner.