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Title: Reliable System for Feminist Empowerment Review: This was the first Tarot deck I ever encountered. It was so amazingly accurate and inspiring that I had to purchase it. Shortly thereafter I started doing readings for friends and clients, and now after 15 years, it is still one of my favorites.When I read for people, I recommend using this deck when the question has to do with finding one's voice, taking one's power, sharing in true community, and generally moving through self-imposed limitations.For anyone starting out to learn Tarot, who has feminist sensibilities, I highly recommend the Daughters of the Moon deck and its companion interpretation book. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Helpful but sloppy Review: This book has very good intentions and covers things in a good solid order, BUT, the mistakes are just plain sloppy. Please don't tell me this book was seriously edited, because you can tell immediately that it was not. If I wrote documentation at work as sloppy as this book was written, I'd be in trouble. On the flip side, the excercises were very helpful, and the authors do a decent job simplifying the topics enough for beginners to grasp them. However, true beginners should start with C# for Dummies. I hope the second edition really cleans things up though. Wrox should allow for mail-in rebates when second editions come out so quick. I'm sure many of us would be happy to tear off the back cover of the first editions and send it in for a check in return! Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Fake Cezannes and Frou Frou Fiction Review: I loved Mayle's "A Year in Provence" and "Toujours" and based on the pleasures of reading those two books picked up a $4 remaindered paperback edition of "Chasing Cezanne." What a disappointment! The characters are two dimensional; all dialogue is stilted and hackneyed. The plot is a fallen soufle. Mayle should stick to what he does best: non fiction travel writing.This book gets one star and that's for Mayle's brief, veiled appearance in the character of Andre Kelly when he makes his prounouncement on "The French Paradox." Is the review positive or negative?
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