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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am a big fan of Clancy novels, but this is not one of them (a Clancy novel, I mean). This book is a series of repetitive phrases and prose that might well work in a novel if and when one is written around this story line. I have read everything Clancy (and others using his fame) have written, and enjoy his work enormously. Even the weakest of the other novels have characters - I had read half this book and couldn't name the hero's exec. officer, nor any other character in the book. One dimensional is putting it mildly. This book should be enclosed with the cd rom game, perhaps, as value added merchandising. It should not be sold as a novel. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Because of the outrageous profit margin, this is another "make a quick buck" dog book that has saturated the shelves of our innocent pet stores everywhere. The text reads as if it were cut and pasted from a sixties encyclopedia entry, with "your Doberman" inserted instead of "your dog". There isn't ANY uniqueness, ingenuity, nor insight between the covers of this book; Inane prattle, serving only to reinforce the ego and purse of the "published" author, not the education of the starved masses.Actual quote:"Exactly how much of a dog's behavior is inherited and how much is learned is a debate that remains unsettled, except to say that both avenues of exchange seem very much involved" (Gudas 62)What does this actually say? Nothing!This review refers to the first version Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is awesome. I read it straight through because I couldn't put it down. I didn't think Nick McDonell could write another book as powerful as Twelve--but this is actually better. Besides being a really great story, it's also an amazing (sometimes heartbreaking) picture of a family that could have had everything. Answer:
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