Is this product review positive? Title: My son really loves this book. Review: My son really loves this book. This is a great book for kids in Kindergarten. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: You've Got to Be Kidding... Review: We wait this long for an HD version of LOTR and they finally get around to it - to produce the theatrical version only? I hope and pray that folks are smart enough to choose not to buy this and instead just wait them out. Let them eat the cost of their decision and then have to do what they should have done from the get go - put both the theatrical and extended versions on a single BluRay disc. Then, maybe they and the rest of the players in the market will learn a lesson. But, it will only happen if we make them do it. If we are dumb enough to buy this and then later buy the extended BluRay version also, then we will simply teach them that they chose well and we will go through this over and over again... Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: For Absolute Beginner Programmers Review: This book is really addressed towards absolute beginner programmers. Maybe if you've only taken an introductory course or two at college, or just have the syntax of one language under your belt and want a broader perspective this book will be useful.If you have any experience, the examples are all very mundane. (E.g. "this is what a minheap is"). If you have just finished reading a "Learn [Language] in 24 hours!" type book, I guess this wouldn't be a bad follow up. Otherwise, steer clear. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: don't waste your time.... Review: there are thousands of "self-help" books out there and the author certainly wanted to get a chunk of that billion dollar industry. He probably asked himself what he could write about until he heard about the famous marshmallow experiment that took place in the 60s... the result is an insipid, boring and useless "khalil Gibran"-style book, presented as a condescending fictional lecture given by know-it-all billionaire to his stupid driver... a "lesson" that could have been summed up in 2 paragraphs and could have wasted less of my time...Here's a free self-help lesson: don't buy it! Answer:
