Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Cliff Janeway character and the premise of this series by John Dunning seemed to hold such promise early on, but this last one, The Bookwoman's Last Fling, is very poor, indeed. It seems to have been tossed off with little interest or enthusiasm from the author and very little attention to plot, character, setting or coherence. It just bounces around with sketchy, superficial writing. This kind of writing is extremely disrespectful to readers and to fans of a writer or series because it is clearly just a nod either to making money or to fulfilling a contract agreement. I hope Mr. Dunning and his publisher enjoyed my sum of money paid for this drivel, but I will never buy another Dunning book or waste any more reading time on his amateurish material. Such a good idea - the "bookman" series - and one so cynically handled. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Agreeing with someone else's review, this is the version for Austen fans. It is the truest to the book, and the overall feeling of Austen's time. After seeing this, the A&E version seems more like lurid soap opera, rather than the subtle satire Austen in fact wrote. I have enjoyed all three film versions, but this one retains my heart. While Austen might have laughed at the notion that Darcy would one day appear in a wet shirt contest, I strongly doubt she ever would have thought to include it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Nancy Aniston is a very bitter woman. Her memoir is written with such condescension about her family and friends that one wonders if her psycho bable camaflages her self centered personality. It is clear she is jealous of her daughter's celebrity status and wants the world to know how responsible she was for Jennifers talent, only to be rejecterd by Jennifer in favor of hangers on and Jonnie come- late-lies. (lies?, that's interesting how that spilled out.)) The memoir is revenge against Jenifer, and is ugly and in bad taste. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was portrayed as a coffee table book with high quality images. It is not. It is very small 5.5" x 8", and the images are so small that you cannot fully appreciate the artwork.Disappointing :( Answer:

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