Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Ambrose's Best Review: In all of his other books, Ambrose's weak writing gets in the way of great stories. In this book, the story is so monumental that even he can't drag it down. It's his best book.
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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 Young Woman from Outer Space Visits Middle America Review: This book is a left-wing, ultra-liberal polemical diatribe that was written by a young woman who, while a college student at SUNY Buffalo, seems to have overdosed on Hannah Arendt's book about the rise of Nazi totalitarianism in Europe and thinks it is happening here because of the Bush Administration. She did not, apparently, take American History 101, with the result that she exhibits no knowledge or understanding about religion in American history and grossly exaggerates the importance of today's Christian fundamentalist movement in America politics. Her suggestions about what the liberal left must do politically to prevent America from becoming a Christian Nation are truly hilarious. A terrible book, disjointed, repetitive, rambling, much in need of a good editor. Anyone who buys this book will be wasting his money. It adds absolutely nothing to the sum of our knowledge about Christian fundamentalism in America today.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Parts purchase Review: Arrived quickly (shorter than promised) and fit properly. Price was considerably less than dealer. Easy to locate part with online search.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: what happened ot Mama Silver? Review: This book was the biggest disappoint ot me out of the To... series. Some of Ravenwolf's first words are "I am a lineaged witch." What happened to the Ravenwolf that found a religion that worked for her, and wanted to share it with everyone? Or the woman who said that with dedication and a willingness to study, anyone could achieve what she had?Her initiation into the Gardnerian Tradition is obvious in this book, as her stressing the importance of formal and informal rituals, palnetary hours, and the five fold kiss. In To Stir and To ride she doesn't stress the importance of formality.All in all, this was a sad book in the To... series. She might have some good information, but it's not presented in the way she originally did. It seems like she is the all knowledgable person, and we are lucky to get scraps of information from her.
