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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was somewhat disappointed with this book. The recipes, for the most part, really aren't all that cheap because many of them rely heavily on meat and canned/packaged foods. More-with-less (Herald Press) gives much more economical recipes built around truly inexpensive ingredients such as rice and dried lentils.This book does have a few redeeming qualities, though. The recipes are probably quicker than those in More-with-less, and I suspect they would be more kid-friendly (I can't say for sure because I don't have kids.) Also, I use the recipes for homemade cleaning products. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The idea of a 4-in-1 lazer-light-pen-stylus gadget was too good to pass up. Now that novelty is gone, reality is; poor battery life, marginal construction, pen & stylus get "stuck" requiring constant disassembly & coersion. All in all a good idea, but I'd say pass & save a few dollars & headaches. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: From this horribly written book!This is proof that one can not simply go by Amazon reviews!While I am willing to suspend belief in a paranormal romance, I hate reading juvenille dialogue with half baked characters.Our heroine calls the hero 'buster' when she was telling him off.That's just plain corny.Our heroine is a sex therapist who can't get over her first lover fom years ago. Oh cry me a river.I'm guessing the high ratings are due to Kenyon being one of the first writers to combine the paranormal with romance? Who knows.All I know is that this book is not recommended !! Answer:
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