Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Eh...bleh... Review: The story itself isn't a very interesting or informative one. The author tries to end chapters with a catchy phrase that is cynical/humorous/meaningful, but they rarely come off well. Journalistic style, if you like reading a 250 page news article, then you'll love it, but if you have a hard enough time getting through the lead of a front page article in the "New York Time," then don't bother.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It's not about magic... Review: The book is very good. One may feel that the book was written just to promote Mr. Bolinger's works, but actualy he talk about his work very humbly. However, the simple way Mr. Bolinger explains his ideias, the down to earth advices and the balanced way to user the Bollinger Bands make its worthing a try.This is not a book about HOW TO... it's about the concept and "deus ex machine" of the Bollinger Bands. The HOW TO... is by one owns risk and mind.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Goodnight Moon Children's Book Review: This book helped us to wind down our children when they were babies. It helped them to get used to the idea that it was bedtime and time to settle down for the night. Being able to point to the objects in the book as we are reading helped them to build their vocabulary of common items in the house. I recommend this wonderful book for all parents with babies.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A book that couldn't be written today... Review: Kramer is open and honest in this description of the Packers' last championship season under legendary coach Vince Lombardi. Written in a style that is extremely straightforward, Kramer describes a bygone era for NFL players (and professional athletes. It is unlikely that Lombardi's style would pass muster in today's world.The honest tone of the book makes it unique. Kramer's style incorporates few of the self-deprecating missives so common in today's autobiographical works. His description of opponents (Karras, Page, etc.) and the psychological games he plays to ready himself for combat are - by themselves - well worth reading.
