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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: the next step Product review: For some reason, I got this idea in my head that I didn't need any algebra books besides Atiyah & Macdonald, Lang and maybe Eisenbud. Not true. I think this is considered to be one of the "good" Bourbaki books. Anyway, if you "do algebra", you will probably find this book worth having eventually. The font is fine, perhaps a point small for my taste, and the printing is clear, not like those hack photocopy jobs that some of the publishers use for old books (I'm looking at you Addison-Wesley)
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Bleeech Product review: Jane Eyre is my all time favorite book, and this movie destroys the story. William Hurt is a horrible Rochester, having absolutely none of Rochester's dark and brooding manner, and course, none of his dark good looks. Charlotte Gainesburg was fair as Jane, she looked just how I picture her, and did alright as acting, but I still dislike this movie. ElleMacpherson was horrible as Blanche Ingram, looking absolutely nothing like the book described. Anna Paquin did well as the young Jane, and her acting was all there is to admire about this movie. The story was screwed up, leaving out important parts, and taking liberties with those that were not. In short, this movie is disgusting, Charlotte Bronte would be appalled. If you want to see a Jane Eyre movie, rent the Timothy Dalton version, that is far better, for it follows the story more closely, and the acting wasn't so horrible. I hate it when movie producers screw everything up!!!
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Rarely has a book impacted me this much! Product review: Rarely have I read a novel that impacted me this much. A Voice in the Wind covers the time period when Jerusalem fell and the early church was persecuted. During this time, we meet Hadessah, a Jewish Christian, as she suffers the loss of her mother and sister to starvation, her father to martyrdom, and her brother to being murdered by Roman Soldiers. Hadessah is sold into slavery to a prominent Roman family. Hadessah struggles to conquer her fear and hold to her faith in a time of uncertainty and danger. Throughout the novel, I felt myself going through the journey with Hadessah. In many ways, she could have been me. By the time I was done with the book, I was overcome with grief for the suffering early Christians went through and a determination to live out my faith with the courage Haddesah had. I highly recommend this book.
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