Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book kept me up half the night and I ended up both laughing and weeping for the main character, Henry Porter. He's a single woman's worst nightmare (dishonest about feelings, unable to commit), both the father and son you don't want. But he's all too human when making his whopping mistakes. The characters are so real you feel you've known them forever. Wish author Bausch would give us Henry, Part 2, so I can both spend more time with him and see if he's learned anything about life. One of those rare books you'll pick up again to re-read. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Reminiscent of the simplistic analysis pervasive in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, Mr. Friedman is not reporting, but rather seeking to support his obvious preconceived hypothesis. Namely, the theory that the attack was a function of Arabic feelings of inferiority and jealousy of American institutions. Two stars for the revealing look into the 2003 zeitgeist -- the root of arrogance that lead us into our failed wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm not kidding. I was already bored by this book when he described a woman's breasts as "ta-tas". I groaned inwardly, put it down and haven't looked back. Decent idea for a book but written so badly he makes James Patterson look like John Updike. Boring passages about times gone by, could have cared less about the dad. Not worth the money. I really don't understand why it's received good reviews. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Classic raw 60's rock.Mick Abrahams formally from Jethro Tull leads this group into a great mix of blues and and funky jazz/rock combination. Answer:

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