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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Amazing Voice and Sound Review: I find myself always listening to this CD. It's absolutely incredible; Peggy Lebo has so much talent. My favorite tracks are "Sleeping Beauty" and "Venus." She sounds like Sarah McLachlan, Shawn Colvin, and Bonnie Raitt all rolled into one. I would definitely recommend this CD to anyone who loves relaxing and "chill" music.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: As ridiculous as it gets Review: I did everything I could to try to stick with this book based upon the glowing recommendations from other readers posted on this site. The authors' premises are so contrived as to be little less than "New Age Lite." The first one hundred or so pages of the book represent constant repetition of relatively few themes. The book itself could have been boiled down into a couple of paragraphs stating something like "if you think positively, the chances of realizing your dream is enhanced." Duh...no kidding. Where have I heard that before? Skip this one and spend your time on something more intellectually challenging.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: So? Review: I am bipolar and this book didn't do much for me. In her defense, Ms Jamison did something very important in that she showed the world a manic depressive who had come to live in the real world and had succeeded. It takes a lot to undo what Patty Duke did when she made a movie depicting herself pitching King Kong fits and ruining everything - not an image that does a lot for the rest of us when we are out here trying to get insurance, jobs, and everything else. That's why Jamison's book is very necessary. However, as a bipolar person, reading about someone else's problems with the disease doesn't do anything for me. If I wanted that I'd write my own autobiography. I found this book egotistical, and if she meant to help me with my illness by writing it, then she could have talked a little more about my illness and a little less about the life she found so extraordinary.
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