Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The toothbrush you receive is different than the one in the picture on Amazon. The one in the picture is a wonderful toothbrush and I have used it for years, however, that is not the one you receive when ordering from Amazon. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The opinions in this are most superficial but generally interesting, and make for an undemanding afternoon's read.But good God, do we have to picket Stephenson's publisher to get an editor assigned to him? Stephenson says in four paragraphs what he could just as well say in two sentences. Much of this essay reads like someone just strung together the posts in a ranty Usenet thread. This, folks, is the kind of thing an editor is supposed to stop from happening. And unlike most bad writing, it's a /pity/, because this could have actually been a very good essay. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are far better books that can give you a perspective of these two countries. This author's work is nothing but an attempt propagating a prejudiced, if not condescending, view of Ethiopia. I find her outlook insulting and patronising to Ethiopians and Eritreans alike. It is like a poor attempt of a 90's travelogue Evelyn Waugh's style, as it is steeped in colonial hypocrisy and unabashedly patronising world view. A waste of my time, glad I didn't buy it, as I got it from a library. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I first encountered this book when I was learning to read as a child. What marvelous motivation for a child to read with such an engaging story! Before Harry Potter and A Series of Unfortunate Events, before Goosebumps and The Babysitters club, this book was the insanely popular read. It is a wonderful tale of the magic of a teddybear's eye. Anybody, young or old, would be thrilled with this book. Answer:
