Q: Title: Incorrect translator - BEWARE Review: This is NOT the Burton Raffel translation. This is actually the Francis B. Gummere translation. Indo-European Publishing is actually an e-publishing house. Their website tells you all about how you can have your own book published, but I don't see where they actually sell books (like this one) on their website. I paid $16.95 for this illegitimate Raffel translation when I should have bought the Signet version for $4.95. Worse than that, though, was that my son struggled all summer trying to trudge through this Gummere version, when the Raffel translation is a much easier read. Be careful purchasing books issued from unfamiliar publishing houses! Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Not very useful to the beginning woodworker Review: There are many problems with this book. The author uses the wrong terminology; he makes mistaken assumptions on the construction of the furniture; his woodworking methodology is very lacking; he dosen't appear to be a seasoned woodworker talking about making medieval furniture, but someone into medieval times writing about the furniture; 8 of the 19 projects are considered mideval on a technicality - beging made 50 or so years before the time frame ended; he says dovetails sould be cut with a hand held saber saw. I can picture people running to the local home center and buying 2x material and digging at it with dull chisels claiming it is medieval because it is crude. There are some good points. The tapestry and candle stand are inspiring, and the couple pages of resources at the back of the book. Anybody serious about medieval furniture should not consider this authoritative. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Excellent Review: was soooo great.. had no problems.. the item came way before expected.. i kind of thought it was a joke. i will buy from in the future!!! Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: This book gives good information, yet it uses information from other books and articles Review: I read this book and noticed that a lot of the information concerning men came from another book that I had just read titled Love and Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs. Shaunti Feldham even refers to Emerson Eggerichs by name and uses words directly from his book and his website. Why write a book and have half of your book have quotes from another author's book? Shaunti Feldham said that she did a lot of research and surveys, however most of the book seems to be other authors ideas, articles, and quotes. Is this product review negative?
