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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Mick Callahan - A believable hero, a rare treat Review: Harry Shannon continues to chronicle the struggles of one of the most believable heroes in modern noir fiction: Mick Callahan. We believe him because he's flawed like the rest of us; we admire him because he works hard to make things better for the less-fortunate in society, unlike most of us. Set against the backdrop of the famous Burning Man Festival, this 100 mile-an-hour thriller treats us to an exciting look into Mick's complicated life and his honorable quest to be a knight in a graceless age. I can't wait for the next installment! By the way, those reviewers who thought that Shannon showed disrespect for the festival obviously did not read the disclaimer on the author's Acknowledgements page: "No one should construe Mick's feelings about the festival as reflecting my disapproval."
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Flimsy spine, tiny print Review: The illustrations are nice and it's great to have all these books in one volume, but the spine doesn't feel durable enough for the size of the book, and the type is small to the point of causing eyestrain. If I had it to do over again, I probably would've sprung for nice small hardbacks of the individual books -- certainly less convenient but a more enjoyable tactile experience.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not Helpful for GRE as Promised Review: I bought the Word Smart II paperback to help me with GRE words. But, the "GRE Hit Parade" in the back of the book falls short of expectations. Most of the book contains vocabulary words each with a brief definition and a couple of sentences showing uses. But, many words on the GRE Hit Parade are not expanded upon. The GRE Hit Parade itself is merely a terse listing of definitions. Therefore, those studying for the GRE are much better off with a GRE review book rather than purchasing this one.The one good thing about the GRE Hit Parade was the advice to build 10 words a day. I used this technique and found it helpful. But more detailed explanations of these words with example sentences was needed.The publisher, The Princeton Review, has another book out: "Cracking the GRE" which also has a GRE Hit Parade. It is a slightly more concise listing, but it is about as useful. Vocabulary lists are only supplementary to regularly learning vocabulary words from readings anyway.
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