Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Parents from New Jersey Review: As parents of a child with bipolar disorder, we applaud Dr. Greenberg on her book Bipolar Kids. Throughout the years we have read many books on the subject but this is by far the best!!!The book provides important information but does so in a readable and usable form. It provides very practical suggestions. What this book does, that no other book has done is to provide us with hope that our child can succeed in life. She talks about children with real life examples-I can see my son and our family in some of the vignettes.I am going to give copies of the book to my child's teacher and to his grandparents.What a wonderful book!! Thank you so much!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Trashy, but makes you think Review: I'll admit, this is a gossipy, trashy book. I'll admit Kessler's writing style is uneven - he often jumps topics with little warning. But I'll also admit I couldn't put this book down - and it really made me think about the too-high standards we often set for presidential candidates. Did Bill Clinton do anything different that LBJ or JFK? No, it's just that we live in more open times now, and the press isn't as willing to cover information up like it did before. I look forward to reading more of Kessler's books.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: An Interesting Plot with Anachronistic Teen Characters Review: I am only on page 50 of this novel, and consider myself a Highsmith fan. What I find most annoying about this novel is that, having been the same age as the protagonist in 1983 when the book was written, I can safely say that no teenagers spoke in the language that her protogonist and his friends speak in. It's as though they were transported from a 1941 and are forced to use words like "mightn't," "stocking feet," "Why are you so down-in-the-dumps" that only a woman of Highsmith's age would use. This is especially troubling because I love the plot and the religious conflict she creates (so far), but the teenagers' personalities seem false and contrived for 1983. Even the party scenes seem less MTV/Friday Night Videos and more like leftovers from the 40s MGM musical "Good News." The teens even hang out in what seems to be the equivalent of a malt shoppe. I can't recommend this book. She should have researched the lives she attempts to capture.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: EXTREMELY MOVING, VERY EMOTIONAL Review: I just can't understand any negative reviews this book has received. It certainly is a departure from King's normal style, but is by far his best work in many years. King appears to be concentrating not on the horror of ghosts, mallet-wielding maniacs, or rabid dogs, but rather the more realistic horror of such things as loss, grief, and even love.My only complaint does not target this novel specifically, but rather his style. I wonder why King feels that it's necessary to end his stories on a very bittersweet note (i.e. killing a very endearing character). Yes, tragedy is a very real part of life. But happy endings are too, and it would be nice to get one from King every once in a blue moon.Still a very worthwhile, romantic novel with enough creepy scenes to satisfy readers yearning for the Stephen King of old.
