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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Yes, it is true that you can find the non "pro" version on line. However, it is not as nice as this and the online version really never worked on my game. This is easy to use even though there is not an instruction manual included. Creating new careers is fun and it also lets you override the old careers like paranormal or slacker. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I remember reading this book when I was a child, and I rediscovered Eric Carle's beautiful book when I started working at a daycare. Now I read it to my own son, who is 8 months old. While I enjoy Eric Carle's style and collages, I find that some of his more recent books are disappointing. The stories aren't that great, and the collages aren't as unique. But The Very Hungry Caterpillar exceeds his more recent works in its simplicity. Children love to look at all of the food the caterpillar ate through, and the story (about a natural process of the caterpillar turning into a butterfly) is depicted in such a fresh manner. I have also purchased some other Eric Carle books, but this one is a must have. It's a classic. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this for my 5-year old for Christmas, and waited until spring to order our ants. It took about 5 weeks or so to receive the ants, which was frustrating- but WOULD have been worth it had the ants had behaved as they claimed they would. I, too, received about 25 ants- 8 were D.O.A. That was a bummer since you alledgedly need a group of about 25 to live in the colony. We weren't discouraged at that point, and followed all of the instructions to a T- INCLUDING not moving/touching the habitat, so that the ants wouldn't "feel" harrassed! The most disappointing part- even though the ants lived from 1-3 months (which isn't even that great), they NEVER EVEN TRIED AT ALL to tunnel on their own. They lived miserably on top of the gel, playing with the dead ones and eventually piling them in a corner which became a grisly moldy scene. Answer:
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