Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I knew it would be bad and I would be thoroughly disgusted with myself for bothering to look, but I couldn't resist. Everything I'd heard about how bad it was *made* me want to read it, just so I could see for myself how bad it really was.I won't bother to give away the ending, but suffice it to say that if it were mentioned here, you might feel the need to read it yourself just to see for yourself that he really had the audacity. I think Harris' secret plot here was to thoroughly disgust the reader with the characters so that he never has to write them again. After all, he's a made man now, no need to visit with ghosts of the past, especially if nobody wants to see or hear or read them ever again after this ten-car-pile-up of a travesty. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Eudora Welty's One Writer's Beginnings is an autobiographical book about Welty's life in the South.The lifestyle of the South opened Welty's eyes to everything she writes in her books. This book is divided into three sections, Listening, Learning to See, and Finding a Voice. Each section uses descriptive writing to take the reader into the author's voice, thoughts, and heart. In Listening, she allows the reader to hear every sound in the exact way she hears them. In Learning to See, Welty opens the reader's eyes to a life of growing up in the South and everything that accompanies it. In Finding a Voice, the author tells of the search she endeavored to find her voice as a Sothern writer.This was an excellent book. Every word touched some part of my life, and I felt as if I could relate to Welty. I feel like I could listen to her voice for hours. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Loved the back height and the seat depth on this as my son is tall. However within two days he complained of a backache. After several trips to the doctor, did it dawn on me to check the car seat. It has next to no padding in the lower back area and they are basically sitting with their backs on a piece of hard plastic. I hate this thing. Within two minutes he's uncomfortable and trying to move around. He ends up sideways to alleviate the pressure on his back. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are very few modern books on the topic of Omaha Hi-Low Split and I was elated to find one written by Andy Nelson. His books on Hold'em were pretty good--short, but good. This book was useless. I can honestly say that as a novice Omaha Hi-Low player, I did not take away even one piece of information from this book that I wasn't aware of from simply observing and playing a few hands. A much better Omaha book is "Winner's Guide to OMAHA POKER" by Ken Warren. It's written well and offers fantastic advice for the beginning and even intermediate player. I would not recommend Andy Nelson's book to anyone. Answer:

A: