Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A Book with Humor for Beginning Readers - a review of "Mice!" Review: "Mice!" is a book with one and two word sentences. It's vocabulary is very basic, consisting of the words: a, all, at, big, black, down, fast, few, gray, here, in, many, mice, nice, no none, out, over, slow, small, that's (the only conjunction), there, under, up, wait, and where.Despite this limitation (of 18 words), the book manages to tell a story about a lazy cat, his dog friend, and many, many mice. The dog sees the mice and tries to interest his sleeping friend in them, but lazy cat never sees the mice despite all their cavorting about. (My 3 y.o. thought it was funny.]Four Stars. [B-]. "Mice!" has 18 easy words in super short sentences. [Shorter than even the early Bob Books.] It tells the tale of a lazy cat and a house that is apparently full of mice. The artwork has humor and imagination.Example of text from first 4-pages follows:Mice!!Where?Here?No, there![Told you the sentences were short ;-)]
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: I'm still depressed - weeks after reading this!! Review: I'll make this short and sweet (bittersweet). Mr. Franzen is very talented in his descriptions of people, places and things. However -- this book has no soul, there wasn't a character I cared about, even though I tried and tried and tried!
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Enough Already! Review: If reading is like listening, perhaps I have fallen prey to one of the non-listening bad habits described in the book. While Dr's Steil & Bommelje present a strong case for leaders to listen, their content and delivery are tedious.For each of the 10 Golden Rules there are ten action steps, i.e 100 steps. Some of the 100 steps have additional steps and some them include additional habits. In researching this book for application for leadership development, I was hoping to find a model that could be easily communicated and grasped by others. One hundred plus items just doesn't work for me.While I understood the the main points, I was worn down by the delivery of example after example, after example. Have you ever had a conversation with someone who takes forever to make their point and then continues to talk after the point has been made? Welcome to Listening Leaders.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not only for Christians Review: This is not just for Christian Sunday school students. Arnold compiles stories from all over the place, showing the universal need in all of humankind to cry out to the creator in times of need.
