Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is not just another Western series picture book. It is full of behind the scenes information including interviews with many of the stars of the show as well as extensive insight by producer Frank Price. Anyone who has ever wondered if the Virginian was given a name in the series will have that question answered as well as other inside information on why certain actors were chosen for the roles and the process of putting episodes together from writing to wrap up. Recommended as a more "technical" book on THE VIRGINIAN television series. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I wanted a pick-up stick that would perform and last. It performed perfectly,but lasted only 1 month of very light use picking up paper in the neighborhood.It no longer closes and will grasp nothing.Hence one star.If I can get it replaced and the next one lasts longer I'll write another review.If it was made so that I could access grip & pick-up sections, I'd fix it myself.JMH Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've enjoyed several of the books in this ongoing series of culture and philosophy. I have to say that thus far this is my least favorite of the series. Most of the essays are Christian philosophy rather than ecumenical, a disappointment to anyone who has read any of the other books. While I realize that the Narnia books are deeply Christian, there are different ways of looking at the series over all, as Karin Fry's essay in this book proves. Unfortunately, her essay is the exception to this poorly edited volume in what is otherwise a good series. If you are a Christian, you will likely enjoy this book. If you are a Christian looking to learn more about other schools of philosophy other than theist, you should look elsewhere. If you are not a Christian and find ecumenical discussion tedious or boring, don't even bother with this book. There are too many other books on philosophy out there to bother reading this one. Answer:
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