Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've never even bothered to write a book review, but I read this one faster than any other in my life, so I figured I'd bother. Being a couple years older than Seb (and, having gotten into rock/metal at a younger age), I was able to re-live some of those old memories, albeit with a UK twist. I like how he intertwined his autobiographical stuff along with the "history of metal" aspect... it kept things interesting, and I found myself laughing out loud while reading on the subway. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The story of a rich New England family in the post revolutionary war era. It centers around three sisters who are beginning a quilt together. Only people who have touched their lives will contribute a piece of fabric to the quilt. The sisters seperate but you realize the families will be reunited in books later in the series. This novel seemed more contrived than most of Rinaldi's novels but still thrilling. Worth a read but if you haven't yet become a Rinaldi fan I would recommend Cast Two Shadows or A Break with Charity first. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was a requirement for my English 102 class, a course specifically regarding argumentation and persuasion. This book was used as an example of supposedly effective persuasion tools, I utilized Power, Privilege, and Difference as what not to do. The book is riddled with logical fallacies, most blatantly suppressed evidence and hasty conclusions.The overtone of his book was one of self-hatred, he seems to have formulated many faulty opinions and feels the need to claim them as fact. I feel that with this publication, Johnson is poisoning the minds of impressionable young adults. Answer:
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