Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is my first Elizabeth Berg novel, and I have to say that though it had some interesting quirks, I didn't find it moving at all. The husband is erratic and spiteful and the wife is selfish and emotionally immature. Humor could very easily be derived from these personality flaws, but the narration style is so flat and removed that I didn't chuckle much. The daughter is a nicely drawn character, as are the restaurant owner and the waitress, but when the main characters are as unconvincing as these, I don't get drawn in. It's not a bad book, but it isn't a good book, either. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have owned the Philips 75 for 16 months. It worked well for 1 month. It would give disk error on +R. Customer svc mailed new firmware which I installed. It worked ok but still give a no disk error about 10% of time. I used it for the next 15 months. Then it started freezing when recording after 4-6 seconds and cut off.It will not play the DVDR disks it has made. I am in process of getting upgrade software/firmware. If this does not work, its junk at 16months.Ron Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Most, if not all, of the Griffin series of Military novels have one continuing factor I find most irritating. That is his worship of the Officer Corps of the Armed Services. In his novels, he portrays the Enlisted Man as a personna who is not capable of resolving any difficulty without the "expertise" of an Officer. He should take notes from real authors such as, William Manchester and Clancy. However, If the H.L.Menken school of Writing advice still exists( you will never go broke Underestimating the taste of the public) Then Griffin should continue to make money with his scribblings. Answer:

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