Tim Bourke, the co-author of many books with David Bird, Martin Hoffman and his own “Maastricht Challenge” has written a review of “Simple Squeezes” for the ACBL magazine:

“Simple Squeezes” by Anthony Moon is the first of eight books planned on squeezes as part of a retirement project. He believes that “Squeezes have always been considered the domain of experts but many of the positions are straightforward once the basic principles are understood.  Once a player masters the simple positions the possibilities are endless.”

 
So you might ask “How does the author set out to help you master this category of squeezes?” Well after some basic definitions, he introduces the clever acronym TOWEL to describe what you want the victim to throw in and to help remember the requirements for a simple squeeze.

 
Then he examines each of the five basic cases of a Simple Squeeze and these are supported by a number of examples of each, which helps clarify what is going on - especially because the TOWEL acronym features prominently in the explanations.  Indeed my wife loved the book because the examples were so clearly explained, especially endings. This clarity is aided by the book being printed on 11.7” x 8.3” paper, which allows for the original deal and the ending to appear on the same page.

 
The basics, including defending against squeezes, covers about 60% of the book. The rest of the material looks at Simple Squeeze where there is a an additional problem, usually related to a blockage or to a difficulty with entries. The end conditions for these are illustrated and then supported with at least one example deal on which the ending would occur against best defense.
 
There have been over 30 books specialising in squeezes, this is one of the clearest presentations of Simple Squeeze I have seen. It also helped me create a few full deals featuring some of the more exotically named squeezes, which was an enjoyable exercise.

 
Rating A++