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Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed Review: I purchased this book based on its glowing reviews -- hoping to use it as part of my grammar lessons with my children who are homeschooled. Needless to say, I was disappointed. It is not a grammar book for children. The subject content of some of the sentences were not appropriate and I found that it only deals with business situations, it is not a classroom textbook. In my personal opinion, it is not homeschool grammar material. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Great Avery product - as usual Review: You know the feeling... after you get used to using a product for a long time...the manufacturer either discontinues it or takes a few shortcuts to cut costs and it just doesn't work like it used to??I get that feeling a lot. BUT, not with Avery products. It is one brand that I feel I can trust to deliver a quality product time after time.The clear labels were no exception. They work great and look good. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: not very relaxing Review: I was surprised to hear how fast many of the tracks are- not very relaxing in a massage environment. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Rambling and mostly pointless Review: While I agree with the theory behind the Bradley Method, I found this book incredibly unhelpful. I wanted to read it first in order to pick out the most useful tidbits for my husband, but I got increasingly frustrated as, nearly 70 pages into the book, I hadn't read anything worth repeating. The author spends most of his time rambling and relating anecdotes about natural birth mothers. Basically he tells you that there are ways to help your wife through childbirth, but then refuses to tell you what those ways are. I felt like I was reading in circles. I'm skipping this book and picking up McCutcheon's "Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way" instead. Hopefully it will actually give me some information as opposed to reading 350 pages of miscellaneous rambling. Answer:
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