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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This story ties quantum mechanics with Jewish mysticism leading several stubborn characters through a multidimensional, multiversal journey of self discovery. The language and flow is easy to follow, and the sci-fi is not so hard as to be unintelligible, but enough to keep the hard-sci-fi lover in me from drifting. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The book is very basic, but an essential read for people truly new to the sport. I wish the sprint training plans were available in pdf or some other online format, as I'm having to type mine out so that I can follow it properly.If you've done at least a sprint event, then you should pass on this books, as you are overqualified to read it. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I know that I am in the minority, but honest, I'm not one of those "spoilers' who has to harshly critique great books. I really love Lynsay Sands humor, but I just didn't think this was that funny. I smiled a few times, but as for that laugh out loud humor that Sands is famous for..this isn't the book.Maybe it was the whole witch theme, maybe it was Willa that I just never really "got" with her wolves for friends and cluelessness, maybe it was Hugh who so stupidly went about trying to court Willa, or maybe it was the long, drawn out explanation of her origins that left me skimming to end the misery as quick as possible.....whatever it was, I can't recommend this book.I do recommend this author. My favorite book of hers is "Bliss". Now that is romantic comedy if I've ever read it. Skip this one and try that one first...you won't be sorry. Answer:
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