Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book written by Fr. Gabriele Amorth is actually Fr. Amorth describing the exploits of his teacher, Fr. Candino. It's a great book, highly recommended. I just purchased this book again to replace the first one I lost a few years ago. I also purchased the second to this, but haven't read it yet. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: With the new changes confirmed by New York Times this morning I will not be purchasing this garbage. Adding a unintentionally hilarious new Krayt Dragon call, as well as NOOOOOOO! when Vader throws the Emperor to his death(ruining the emotional silence of Vader in the original cut) was the final insult that broke the dam. Also it appears that the "fixes to the lightsaber colors" is still not fixed like Lucasfilm was claiming. Thanks for saving me $90 Lucas you bloated hack. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you bought this book based on the rear cover summary, you're in for a surprise...and not a pleasant one. Instead of the expected semi-serious (or at least moderately dignified) literary excursion, you're treated to a tossed salad of comic-book style action, a jumble of confused and reused mythology, and heaping helpings of lowbrow humor. Toby, our protagonist, is the only character above the level of cardboard, and he simply alternates between a desire to fall in love and a fear of farting in public. I'd excuse it all if the jokes were at least funny, but they mostly set your teeth on edge.If you're the sort of person who finds nothing strained in Norse gods "getting with modern times" by becoming private eyes, and considers the characterization of Satan as a handsome, oily-tongued rogue in a three-piece suit as "new and refreshing", then you'll probably adore this book. If not, you'll have a hard time even finishing it. Answer:

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