Ques:Title: Airy, nothing concrete Product review: Ugh. This book is *not* worth it. There's a lot of fluff, but almost no information you can't find hundreds of other places. It's just a mishmash of old ideas, with absolutely nothing new or concrete. It *certainly* doesn't focus on herbs, as it might seem to; it mentions them a few times in passing, mostly in only one chapter. Instead, get "Making Your Small Farm Profitable," by Ron Macher. Not only does it cover all the ground covered in this book, it does so without the fluff and feel-good-ness, and with real, concrete, actionable plans and ideas. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: POS Product review: At first i thought this would be really cool. Unfortunately, the gears inside are not put together tightly enough, causing them to skip. Eventually, the crank stops cranking cause the teeth are all stripped. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Simply The Best Product review: As a guy who spent an entire semester of Bible College disecting the ideas behind discipleship, I have to say that Rob Bell provides a clearer picture of true biblical discipleship than I gained in an entire semester (I got an A in the class, which was no small feat). Bell's teaching shows that true discipleship does not lie in reading a bunch of Christian "self-help" books or carrying the spiritual discipline of a monk, but rather in ordinary men and women discovering the Jesus of the Scriptures and attempting to be like Him. Yes we still see Jesus as our Savior and the Rescuer of our souls, but starting to see Him as Rabbi, as Teacher, changed everything for me. Highly recommended. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Only slightly better than the first. Product review: I just do not understand why everyone thinks these books are so great. I've now read the first two to my daughter, and while she liked the first one, her interest diminished in this second one. I thought that this one would be better than the first, because the first half of the book had a story that seemed to be developing really well. Then they started traveling through space and size and it stopped making sense. There's no explanation as to why Sporos must deepen, or why the teacher is teaching these particular humans, or why the echthroi do what they do. The only thing that's clear is that these particular humans must do something right away or the universe will collapse. Like the first book, there is very little character development and the plot is overly simplistic. Thankfully I've convinced my daughter to switch to the Chronicles of Narnia for our reading time, and I'm hoping she forgets this series so that I don't have to come back to it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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