Title: Don't waste your time Product review: Mr Maybe is a major disappointment and extremely predictable. You would have to develop amnesia not to know how the book will end. You know from the first couple of pages what is in store for you. Plus, I have to agree with another reviewer that her basis for a good relationship appears to be sexual stamina. She barely gives poor Ed a chance and you wonder that Nick wants her back. I enjoyed Jemima J very much and even though it did take a rather bizarre turn in the middle, it was still a good read and the author drew some good characters. This was not the case for this book. The only reason I continued reading it was to see what happened to her friends marriage. This is definitely a library book; don't buy. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: For Crying Out Loud! Product review: I am a resonable and open minded person,but I think this book is just plain weird. "How to Heal Energy Leaks", and "How to Heal Lower-Chakra Wounding"... I realize that there is good information mixed in with this, but I just can't take it seriously. Truthfully, I quit after page 255. Elaine (a patient) is experiencing long term pain. She suddenly experiences an in utero memory of feeling her father's penis poking her through her mother's uterus. Elaine is sure she experienced her mother's disgust and indifference during sex and was victimized by it, thus causing all of her problems. Come on,that's just too much! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Title should be: "the role of noise in Shannon-Weaver -model Product review: Being a big fan of information, I was very interested in the book. But the contents were a huge disappointment. The writer spends too much time about telling stories of personal relations to the people behind the models, and the role of "information" in various parts of the book is lost quite completely.There are, however very interesting and informative (sic) parts of the book. Noise in the Shannon-Weaver -model is described in a way that really tells more about the concept, both in the respect if information theory and everyday life. The effects of noise are brought up in several parts of the book, in various fashions.The book is well-written, and easy to read. But title is misleading, and the contents are quite thin for somebody interested in the subject. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
