Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm kind of conflicted as to how to review the book. The book is good and I think the drills and workouts are good. I think the workouts could be better organized (so not a 5). However, if you are considering buying a kindle version please consider buying the book. I now own a kindle copy and have just ordered a paperback copy as well. It is very difficult, at least it was for me, to navigate the workouts and associated drills on the kindle. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Unfortunately, I bought this toy on a whim at the store when I usually read reviews first and I highly regret it. This product is of very poor quality. We have owned it for 2 days. Like others have said, the lid is too easy to remove and just slides right out by merely turning the cube. Not too much of an issue (right now anyway) because my kid is of an age where she just likes to remove the shapes from the box and not put them back. What concerns me the most though are the splinters. Mine has splinters of a good enough size that they could be a choking hazard on in addition to "just" poking into skin. The box is just splintering off around the shape holes. I took this immediately away from my child. Too bad. I'm going to try and return it. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Well, yes... the book is about an inventive boy and a search and all that. The other reviewers are right in superficial way. The book is really about this; that loving is painful, but that not loving is much more painful. This book is about love, which is not really surprising. Safran Fore's librarian in his last novel, Everything is Illuminated, remarked "But all the books are about love."This one certainly is. Answer:
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