Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great value - admirable depth and breadth Review: This is incredible value because of its price and because of its coverage - it has admirable depth and breadth. It's probably the only HTML book you need to give you good foundation knowledge. It then gives you a basic overview of what you need to learn in the future to become an advanced web site creator (like Javascript, CGI, and Perl). At times I found some concepts difficult to understand, and had to go to another source for an alternative explanation, but that was seldom and probably to be expected from time-to-time given the subject matter. Sometimes re-reading an earlier chapter was enough to clear up any confusion. I was very impressed (and surprised) to discover some topics, like web page design, were covered just as well in "HTML Complete" as more specialised books.
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Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Disappointing Review: I usually enjoy Allison Lane books. "The Rake and the Wallflower" is a favorite of mine. But "The Madcap Marriage"... what a confusing jumble of a story. I wanted to like the hero and heroine. But I felt like I never got to know them. The story jumped around so much I felt I lost the point several times. I'm not sure there was ever a defining moment when the characters' love became apparent. There was lust in abundance. But love and trust were difficult to find in this book. Too many threads, subplots, misunderstandings, characters, etc. to make this an enjoyable read for me.
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Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Be warned . . . Review: As a latecomer to Atom Egoyan's oevre, I was blown away by 'Exotica' back in '94 - I was into Hal Hartley, Luis Bunuel and Peter Greenaway at the time. I tried to seek out his other stuff while globe-trotting, with little success. I found 'The Sweet Hereafter' powerful, but much more straightforward, than 'Exotica', and thus somehow less satisfying.'Felicia's Journey' is arguably a step in the wrong direction - less obtuse than his previous works, it lacks menace, substance, passion. I am not a big fan of Bob Hoskins in the first place, and I did not find his performance convincing here.If you want to watch something creepy but intelligent, I recommmend Todd Solonz' 'Happiness', 'Pi', or Egoyan's truly mind-blowing 'Exotica'. I would give this a wide berth, unless you are a huge Bob Hoskins fan, and/or of an extremely undiscriminating disposition.
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