Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Whew! Finally, the SVJH series has come to an end. I've been hoping they'd do this sooner. Anyway, this book is boring. It is basically about the twins having to move to Utah which they both dislike. Well, I can tell you one thing: Utah doesn't stink. That's because I live there. It's soooooooooo much better than Southern CA. It doesn't have what you call the Pony Express mail delivery system and it have loads of video stores which have all sorts of cool videos that you would never see in CA. The most important thing is, Utah has loads of cute guys. Like me. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Heidemann often shows a true passion, almost an obsession, when photographing his models. He usually brings out the sensual and passionate moods of all his good-looking models. I was a little disappointed with this collection of color male-nude images of the "Boyz of Miami". First of all, there's not a boy in sight, most are mature men. Second, there seem to be a lack of emotion or passion in these shots. I am surprised, as he usually captures more feelings and sensuality when photographing his male models. I think it may be the angles, the choppy images, the heads cropped out, the extreme close-ups, and the bland shots of the models not knowing how to pose that leaves a lot to be desired in this collection. Heidemann has great talent, but whoever selected these images, should have left them by the wayside. Hopefully, the next collection of his images will be better.Joe Hanssen Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Set in the Bronx in 1928, this Herman Wouk novel (his second) is all about Herbie Bookbinder and his experiences growing up during that time period. The scenes are warm and humorous, and move from one to another like the episodes in a good situation comedy. Two of my favorite funny scenes from the many to choose from are when Herbie and his friends are trying to get home on the subway and they don't have the nickel to ride, sneak on, get caught, and promise to send the nickel to the subway authority the next day (which they do); and the school play about the surrender of Lee at Appomattox, which has too many hilarious components to summarize. The writing is light and breezy, yet very assured, and Wouk keeps himself out of it so it doesn't come across as nostalgia in the form of a novel. It's an interesting book about growing up and childhood experiences, and deserves a place on the shelf next to TOM SAWYER and the stories of Jean Shepard. Answer:
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