Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Let me first admit that I wrongly assumed it to be a long story based in Ottoman-time Bosnia. The book turned out to be a collection of short stories from the Bosnia of 1990s civil war. I was hugely disappointed by my own expectations. The book might appeal to anyone interested in the 1990's civil war in Bosnia, but not for me. Some stories are so short (some run into just 2 pages) and end so abruptly that I gave up reading the book after a few stories. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dyer talks about supressing ego and yet his blankets this book. I bought the "whole enchalada" via PBS fund raiser. Thank God for tax deductitions. What turned me off the most was his treatment of the poor. It is as if because they haven't "connected to" the "source" they were responsible for their own situation. I wish he would go to the Sudan, or maybe the 150,000 lives lost in Asia is because they couldn't manifest themselves from disaster. This book is so bad.It has no scientific or spiritual basis to it. It is Dyer's way of manifesting his own wealth. Do not waste your time or $. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Hopefully the Talking Heads ex-Byrne had no intention of making a Talking Heads album, because this bears no resemblance to one. It is, however, a very solid album containing some strong songs. The list of guest vocalists reads like a who's who: Johnette Napolitano, Michael Hutchence, Debbie Harry, Andy Partridge, and Gavin Friday among others. In many cases these guests contributed the lyrics as well as their voices. This disc stands up well to repeated listenings. Answer:

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