Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If all you want is to translate the written word then any old dictionary will do. However, if you want to be able to pronounce the translation then this is the one to buy! I have 3 Italian/English Dictionaries and this is the only one that actually offers a pronunciation guide as well as alternate translations depending on what you are really trying to say. Highly recommend this text, even my perfectionistic husband is pleased with this book. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Although I believe this book may be suitable for some kids, I do not believe it is suitable for my son and that is why I did not give it to him. Some pages from the book actually made me turn red! It is my opinion that kids do not need to know all the details provided in this book in order to get the message of where they came from. An edited version would work better for me. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This doll, like many of the newer Barbie's, has a head that is larger than it was a couple of years ago. The eyes have excessive painted lashes, which makes it look goofy. The upper lid has no ridge to add needed 3 dimensional details. To see better looking older dolls, do an internet vintage doll search; so that you can compare the head sculpt of the new and older versions. As mentioned in a previous review, the head sculpt and painted details have become steadily worse since the early 1980's. Newer, male dolls like Ken also have heads that are too big. Mattel should look back to 1977, and start over again from there. The head, face, and painted detail was much better indeed! Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The authors' logistics in this book is as confusing as their language used to try to teach this simple math subject. Often, they forget to introduce essential formulas and concepts, or relegate them to parts of the book long after they should have been mentioned. The main example of this is the empirical rule. They substitute lengthy processes in lieu of essential formulas, such as the confidence interval formula, and the formulas used in hypothesis testing. Examples of problems are sparse, and the authors' work is generally not shown, but rather they imply that the student already knows what they are doing (kind of like moving across four lanes with no turn signal, "Everyone knew what I was doing!")This book got two stars because, since it is a paperback, it is cheap. Answer:
