Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I agree with the last reviewer, the questions in this book are ones that maybe you would ask someone in the first month or so of dating but after that if you have any type of conversation skills you would have already found out the answers to 99% of the questions. Don't waste your money. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We used this kit for helping my son learn to read. We started with one word on the board. As he memorized the words, we added them one at a time. After a while, we were able to add words more quickly. When he had lots of words memorized, we started making silly sentences for him to read. Sometimes he makes them for me and sometimes I make them for him. The words are larger and easier to move that the regular magnetic poetry set, but the selection is limited. The kit does not include color names (which we really missed; we made our own magnets for those). Great for beginners. To make really fun poetry, you'll want to move on to the regular kit. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is well written, informative, and entertaining. Why the two star rating, you ask? The author's positive bias destorys the book's credability. The book didn't need this bias in order to describe Ken's triumph over his past and his inner demons. He is a man who has gone from being a thug to a more complete human being (who now plays a Thug on TV.) This is the real story, and his wins and losses (especially against Severn) doesn't change that. Too bad the author didn't understand this. Answer:
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