Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Space Review: for only one mint mark. What were they thinking? Not badly made but thoughtlessly. Forget coin collectingafter this mess.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A classic Review: A splendid story of human disaster, survival, recovery, further disaster, and ultimate hope, well written and well told, unlike most religious-themed writings.Even devout agnostics like myself can read "Canticle" without feeling annoyance or spouting derision. It stands alone in that regard. Regerdless of what or who you believe in, do read it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Easy CD creator Used to be Review: This software usded to be the easiest and best cd burning software available. Since the changes for Windows XP, many features have simply been removed and not replaced. That is not the way to update software. In particular, the Take Two backup software was incompatible with XP, so Roxio simply eliminated backup software. The worst, though,is their customer support. They send e-mail alerting you that updates are available for the brand new version, designed for XP, then at the site are vague about whether it is necessary. Inqueries to Roxio return the following: if your cd burner seems to be working OK, don't bother with the updates. I prefer a company that at least seems to know what they are doing.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Just read Mists of Avalon Review: Having enjoyed Mists of Avalon as a girl and then actually teaching it, it is easy to see that I am a big fan of the Mists of Avalon. I have also read other Bradley books, therefore I knew what to expect when I read this novel. Having read this novel right after Margaret George's Helen of Troy: A Novel, I was sadly disappointed. I must agree with other reviewers in that this particular novel is fiercely similar to Mists of Avalon, specifically in premise and characters, i.e. a young maiden of royal blood is placed with an aunt who schools her in the ways of earth and the goddess. She falls in love but that cannot be. She has a brother that is known to her but not to him until much later. The similarities just got to be too much for me and that simply ruined the book for me. As I stated before, in George's "Helen of Troy," Kassandra is a very minor character, but I just felt more involved in that novel.
