Human Anatomy & Physiology by Elaine N. Marieb, Katja Hoehn (2008, Hardcover)

So far, my experience with the book has been good. I like how they have etymological derivations listed when defining anatomical terms (for instance, giving the Latin or Greek word and what it means, as part of the derivation of the English word). This really helps me a lot in understanding and remembering the terms, since I have a foreign language background. Also, I enjoy how they incorporate illnesses and their causes as part of the anatomy explanation, relating to what goes wrong in the anatomical realm during illness. I bought the book because it was required in a college class which I am taking presently. To this point, I have not found any noticeable flaws within the book. I have used this book for approximately 1 month now.