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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Having immensely enjoyed the "Empire" trilogy (in fact, I would rank it second only to "Riftwar Saga") by Wurts and Raymond E. Feist, I had really looked forward to reading "Grand Conspiracy". Argh! It has taken me several weeks of reading (and at times a lot of scanning) to finally finish the book. To quote the opening of one of the songs in "My Fair Lady", "Words, words, words...". If you like long, long, long descriptive passages, then you might enjoy this book. For me it was like trying to walk uphill in January through the worlds worst snowstorm. Wurts takes pages and pages to describe every piece of action. Actually, before I get a case of Wurts I'd better close. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Usually I avoid fantasy but wanted to give this book a chance. I have no regrets! This book went above and beyond any expectations I might have had. It doesn't matter if you have never read a fantasy before; this book is easy to follow. After finishing "Arena" I didn't want to start a new book because I knew it wouldn't measure up!"Arena" is a futuristic allegory based on Christianity but can stand without any knowledge of the religion. Callie Hayes signs up for a psychology experiment and ends up in an alien world. She quickly learns to keep moving to avoid prickly plants, greedy bugs, and other "innovative bioforms." Callie meets another human, Pierce, who has been in this obstacle course for years. At first Callie does not trust Pierce enough to leave the path she is following. But after Pierce saves Callie from swarming Harries she realizes that she must join Pierce and his friends if she wants to stay alive. The only thing they don't know is how to get out. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: First bought a couple of Seventh Generation diapers at a local Whole Foods store. They were ok, so we ordered a large pack from Amazon.I can admit that maybe something happened during the transportation - but those diapers appeared to be awfull!Small grains of jello-like substance spreading all over the baby's skin when diaper was wet, apparently this was some moisture-absorbing substance which was supposed to stay within the diaper.....Again, I admit that something may have happend during transportation (it is hot and humid in Florida), as the same brand diapers bought at the local store were perfect. Answer:
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