input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The author contines his 20,000 plus miles of adventure across this country, examining and reporting nature during the winter. This was first published in 1957 and again in 1967 and is now out of print which is a real shame as this is some of the best nature writing we have. This is the story of his travels from coast to coast through the American winter. The author's prose is wonderful, his observations acute. Actually, so much of what the author observed in the early and mid 1950s is no longer with us. I was lucky to be around at that time I suppose, in a way, as I too remember many of the things the author points out. On the other hand, it saddens me that they no longer exsist. All in all, recommend this one highly. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Eating for Life recipe book provides a great starting point for those new to the "eating healthy" lifestyle. It also could be used as another source for those who have been eating healthy and need additional recipes.I will say though, that I am a little disappointed that nutrition facts are not listed. I would like to see the calorie and fat content especially.I would encourage you to purchase this book, but you will get tired of having the same recipes. Make sure to have two or three healthy cookbooks in your kitchen so that you stay motivated and have a, dare I say, healthy rotation of different styles of meals.Good luck! Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: You will learn very little about Zhukov upon reading this book. The majority of the work is merely a brief summary of the war on the Eastern front 1941-45. Any detailed descriptions of Zhukov and his life are confined to his early years leading up the Russian Revolution of 1917. There is no insight into his methods of waging war, his mind, his strategies or what moulded his thinking on waging war. There is not even reasoned assessment of Zhukov the soldier at the end of the book. At times one wonders whether this is a biography or merely another potted history of the war on the Eastern Front. There are passing references to greater works by John Ericson and William Spahr amongst others. You will find nothing new or enlightning here. Rather read, Otto Preston Chaney or William Spahr. Answer:
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