Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I re-read Cloudstreet every few years and still love it. The characters are very well developed and you feel during the book how you get to know them and become familiar with them. As if they are your neighbours or a guy you sit next to on the train to work. The book is very well written. Many times I wonder where Tim Winton got a description from. A word here, sentence there that shows he is one of the best writers around. I obviously admire his writing greatly and would just enjoy the book for the mastery of words and sentences. The story wraps you in an atmosphere of early years Perth, WA. I have lived in the area, Subiaco, and loved reading the books because they reminded me so much of the area, eventhough the book is set in the early fifties and I lived there in the ninetees. I could just feel the hot and dry summers of Perth back. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The only types of pc games I play are shooter games and I gotta tell you that Mortyr is a waste of money. I mean, it is one boring game. The weapons are uninteresting, there are no puzzles at all, when you've played level 1 and level 2 you've basically seen all there is to see. And the villians are bland and, for the most part, are not challenging and graphics offer nothing new. In other words this game lacks pretty much everything, but most of all it lacks imagination. If you've got $40 bucks to spend then buy UNREAL and/or its sequel Or the new Half-Live Opposing Force game. I've finished them both and can tell you that Mortyr pales in comparison to them and most every other shooter game for that matter going back to the shareware days of DOOM. Save your money. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ...you'll never know what hit you.Reaching Boomers looks easy, but it's not. Marketing executives, both young and experienced, make too many mistakes when trying to sell to Baby Boomers. Do it wrong, and this cash-rich market will totally ignore what you have to say.In this book, Brent Green shows you how to get their attention and make them reach for their wallets. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is our 2nd Tom Chapin CD and we are definitely going to buy more. The songs on this album are so much fun to listen to and sing along with. My two-year-old begs to hear "Piano Song", a Mozart-based tune about a young piano student's struggles. He also loves "Don't Miss the Bus," which features real bus noises and reminds me of my own late-for-school days. My parents came to visit, and because this is a "Don't leave home without it" item for us, got to know Tom Chapin as well. They loved the musicality, cleverness and down-to-earth quality of the songs. This is not syrupy "kiddie music" -- it's intelligent, fun, and you won't get sick of it!! Answer:

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