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Title: The Five Love Languages Review: I would recommend this book to anyone who feels like they are in love with another. Having gone through a divorce I can see where my former spouse and I were definitely hearing and speaking two different love languages. The woman I am now in love with and I have read this book together, we've discussed virtually every page and both realize how important it is that we know, understand, and "hear" the love language of each other. Luckily for us, when we answered the questions at the end we found that we are within a single point of speaking the same languages...our secondary languages are the same and even our third language is the same. This is definitely a book that anyone involved in a relationship, whether a good one or a bad one, needs to read. I've recommended it to all my married friends...who knows, it may save their marriage. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Contrived and Disjointed Review: I couldn't wait for the end on this one. Unfortunately this was not because I was excited , but rather I only to move on to something else. The plot itself was extremely contrived and very disjointed. It offered no suspense whatsoever. On the positive side, character development was strong with Spreshnev's dialogue particularly chilling.I'll wait awhile to try another SH novel. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: I don't like it Review: I bought the spiral bound edition for ease of copying the patient eduction materials. However the binding is too flimsy for the weight of the book and was torn upon delivery. I returned the book. The guidelines are too basic for practical use for an experienced practitioner. Possibly helpful for a beginning family nurse practitioner student. Book does not include the most current, critical evidenced based guidelines for advanced or complex care. Half of the guidelines are for pediatric well child care. Is the review positive or negative?
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