Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I ordered this book for my girl friend to learn my native language German. It is completely useless for this purpose. It is basically a workbook having German words and phrases and you will be asked to translate them.But the catch is that it doesn't give you any solutions or vocabulary. In order to have some use for this book you must have some detailed knowledge about the German vocabulary, but in this case the sentences are to easy in order to use it as a preparation for school tests etc.My advise, buy something else. I will have to return it, too. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Along with the works of Kay Redfield Jameson, a terrific account of Solomon's experience with his own mania and depression - bipolar disorder. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: While most of AIPs teen-oriented flicks of the late 50s focused on juvenile delinquents or monsters (and usually a combination of both) DIARY OF A HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE is much more along the lines of a teenage soap opera. 17 year old Judy elopes with 24 year old Steve and they must do battle not only with Judy's disapproving parents but with Judy's psychotic former boyfriend. The film contains enough action that the melodramatics don't get the film too bogged down and amidst the wild hystrionics there is an odd plug for another of AIPs 1950S releases, THE SCREAMING SKULL. And, aside from the fact that the young leads (Anita Sands and Ron Foster) look old enough to be the parents of teenagers themselves, the cast puts forth a good effort with the script that they have to work with! Look for former one-time Lone Ranger, John Hart, in a small role as a policeman. All in all if you are a fan of this kind of feature you won't be disappointed with DIARY OF A HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is the perfect manipulative toy to use while singing the Monkeys and Alligator song. Very visual for babies and toddlers. I am a teacher of 0-3 year old deaf and hard of hearing children and they love it! They enjoy helping me place the Velcro monkeys on the tree too. Highly recommend this for teachers and parents! Answer:

A: