Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Wish I would have read reviews about this product before I purchased it at Lowes (for $5 cheaper btw). You can't even get 10 staples out of the thing before it jams and the only way to get it un-jammed is take the screws out of the side and pull it apart. WAST OF MONEY. This thing is going back for sure!! Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: During my teenage years I read every one of Judy Blume's books and they got me thorugh all of the good times and the bad times that every young adult experiences. I would recommend this book to any young girl who likes to read and most importantly likes to read about people of a similar age to herself who she can relate to. Judy Blume seems to be able to write and give advise at the same time without being over-bearing or sounding like a parent or a teacher. Go out and buy this book!!! I highly recommend it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Maria Joao Pires was born in Lisbon in 1944. All the recordings are recent and the sound quality is excellent. Her recordings of the Chopin Nocturnes inspired a lot of five star reviews. I own those as well, and I think the raptorous reviews for those are justified. You may want to read them- you will be treated to similar music here.Here is what the liner notes say for these CDs: "Her philosophy begins and ends in the self-controlled fervour of her almost maternal concern for the well-being of a work's inherent character, and, ultimately, her knowledge and skills all go to serve nothing more or less than the natural simplicity of musical invention." Needless to say, we would hope for that style, given these stellar works from Bach, Mozart, Chopin etc. I give four stars in an effort to control "star inflation". There is nothing disappointing about these CDs. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: In this fascinating book Marquardt conveys the results of a national survey in which she compares reasonably successful adult children from both divorced and intact families (the complete results of the survey are listed in the back of the book). She offers compelling insights based on her research and on her own experience as a child of divorce.Marquardt exposes the more subtle effects of divorce on children--the hidden realities that shape their inner lives, spirituality, relationships and moral sensibilities. Marquardt writes with clarity and grace about things which strike at the heart of the experience but are often hard to quantify. This is part of why her approach--of blending solid research with her own experience--is so effective.A great resource for adult children of divorce, their spouses, pastors, divorced adults, counselors and teachers. Answer:

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