Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This watch have to be gift. On the picture package looks so good. On the real looks like chinese wholesale. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is a wealth of information for anyone who loves Sondheim or musical theatre in general. I consider myself a Sonheim fanatic, but I still found information in this book that I had never heard before. To top it off, the book contains anecdotes and black and white photos of other Broadway legends like Harold Prince and Jerome Robbins.The author does stray from the topic at hand from time to time and goes off on some interesting yet irrelevant tangents. Also, in attempting to briefly summarize some of Sondheim's shows, Meryle Secrest is, at times, incorrect about the events or actions in the play.Aside from these minor infringements, which any semi-knowledgeable reader would easily recognize, the book is interesting and compelling. I couldn't put it down. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The point of TSAR is not to convey any specific story, but the general story of the Lost Generation. The focus on atmospheric detail and characterisation rather than plot is purposeful. Hemingway gives us a portrait of youths who are aimless, without moral centre and weakened/impotent.A similar work, from ten years ago rather than eighty, is Douglas Coupland's Generation X. I recommend reading both: the deja vu is palpable. Those of us who are Gen X or Y might not find much comfort in having Hemingway as a partner in disillusionment and malaise, but it is at least heartening that those generations that get "lost" can still produce such beautiful (if stark) literature.The Sun Also Rises is not only a classic, it is as relevant in 2001 as the 1920s. It's also good for the Spanish tourism industry ;-). Answer:

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