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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book literally changed my life. It clearly outlines how to make headaches a distant memory by making dietary changes. It is well worth reading by anyone who feels that they are a victim of their headaches and wants to break out of the viscious medication cycle. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The good news: this book has a clear, swift style, an affecting closing vignette, and a solid opening chapter. But after that first chapter, you hit the first one: our fourteen year old narrator describes someone's hair as "shiny like the promises in magazines." These overwrought, cloying metaphors start popping up every few pages until soon, the whole book is overwrought and cloying. In 328 pages, Ms. Sebold attempts to capture ten years in the lives of at least ten people, one of them a narrator looking down from "heaven." Of course, this task is impossible if one wishes to do it with any complexity or subtlety, so Ms. Sebold instead relies heavily upon predictable New Age gobbledygook. Fans of contemporary, realistic literary fiction (Russo, McDermott, Morrison, Cunningham), take note: this is not for us. It is a readable, shallow, "heartening" mainstream book. Don't believe the hype. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When I was a child my mother listened to this album. I remember my mother singing along. The songs are short and delightful. Answer:
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