I don't read a lot of philosophy and what philosophy I read tends to be political philosophy. This is the first theological philosophy that I can recall reading, and this I did for a paper -- thus I did not give it an especially close reading, except the sections that were pertinent to what I needed it for (but I read the whole thing because I'm a completionist). I therefore have very little to say on the philosophy itself, and so this review is probably useless to a lot of people sorry! 

Baldner's translation is very easy to read and follow. Aquinas' thoughts are laid out very clearly and consicely.