Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Old, authentic recipes Review: Thirty-six years ago, I attended a party where cheese blintzes were served. It was my first blintz, and I had never tasted anything so delicious. I asked the hostess about the recipe and she handed me the Molly Goldberg Jewish Cookbook. I went out and bought this paperback ($.95, I believe!). There is a Jewish Deli in Cincinnati, Izzy's, and my husband had always enjoyed their Lima Bean Soup. I called Izzy for the recipe, and he laughed me off the phone ... wouldn't share. Well, lo and behold, a recipe was right there in Molly Goldberg. I have made this soup ever since. Lima Bean Soup was the Thursday soup, and they have at last removed it from the menu. I guess this recipe is not modern enough. But it is certainly authentic. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Sub Par Burke Review: This book wasn't very good. Other of Burke's books are much, much better. This book is really about one stubborn family, the Sonniers. It doesn't really have a purpose to it. It is slow paced and boring. I was looking for more pages when it ended because I couldn't believe that was it. It was a big let down after finishing A Morning for Flamingos which is fantastic. Skip A Stained White Radiance and read something else by Burke. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Not a very good movie. Review: This plot didn't make a lot of sense. We are told dragons have taken over the skies of earth, yet we hardly see any flying around. I rented this because Gerard Butler is in it. He has the best lines then gets killed off. Christian Bale has an angry expression on his face for the entire movie, I bet he was sorry he signed the contract. Matthew McConnaughy chews up the scenery with gusto, he looks like the only one having any fun. If the dragons only eat ash, why do they chomp on people? This is for hardcore sci-fi/fantasy fans only. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Love Comes Softly Review: This book tocuhed me in many ways. She lost her husband in teh beging of the book and is left by herself. So Clark asks her to marry him because he just lost his wife and has a little girl Missy who needs a mother. Clark tells Marty that he just wants her to marry him to take care of his daughter and also so she will have a roof over her head. She marries him and she never thought that she could fall in love with him or his daughter. She falls in love with his daughter right off but she doesn't realize that she is in love with Clark till the end of the book. They got married and didn't even know each other but come to find out they grew to love each other. Answer:

A: