Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Overall not a bad book, but nothing that I feel compelled to keep for rereading at a later date. I do believe very strongly though that a bit more research should have gone into this book. A line from the book goes:"But Nature's healing processes had eased her sadness and the two reddish-brown eggs beneath her gave her a joy to match her sorrow" Robin's eggs are a light blue. Sounds petty I know but . . . I do believe you should atleast know the basic backround of the creature you are making the hero. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Arthur and the Minimoys is an exciting and interesting science fiction book with a bit of a romantic twist. Arthur is a curious ten year old boy whose grandmother's house is about to be bought by the evil storeowner, Davido. That is unless they can pay off their debt. So, arthur sets out on a journey to find the minimoys, an african tribe who are about 1 inch tall. From the clues Arthur's grandfather left before he disapered- four years ago. I didn't really like this book, but if you like books with a vivid imagination, you will probably like it. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have tried dozens of different kinds, types, and brands of lip moisturizers over the last 30 years. About 7 years I discovered Neutrogena lip moisturizer, and I have used it exclusively since then. It is sometimes hard to find in retail stores, so I often buy 7-10 at a time at Amazon. It does what it is supposed to (moisturize and soften dry lips) without giving my lips that waxy feeling that many products do. I don't need to constantly reapply it; it stays on my lips for a longer period of time than other moisturizers did. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Bought this blender for my wife in Dec. 2008. First impression was that it was really loud for such a supposedly well made appliance. She liked it and used it maybe 3 times a month for about 8 months. Then the blade assembly stripped out in the bottom of the plastic pitcher. By the time I got around to calling about the warranty the 1 year had elapsed. I was in no hurry cause I thought they had a lifetime warranty and we were using our old cheap one. So I tried to find a replacement part but seems the only solution is to buy a whole new pitcher which I'm not about to do after seeing how many people are having the same problem as I am.This blender seems to have a major design flaw that KitchenAid will not correct. Answer:
