Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Never have I used, or tried to use, a book that has so many errors in it. Did they cut and paste an older version of the book, or Frankenstein a few books together to make this thing?There are three pages of errata at the publishers web site. The entire book has one screw-up through out! Spelling errors, missing words, odd jumps of skill. Even with the errata, I am still finding errors!I hope the guys didn't get paid much to 'write' this thing. It makes me wonder if this book was translated from some other language into English...For those stuck with this book, here is the URL for the errata: http://www.peachpit.com/content/images/0321384032/errata/errata.pdfAnd you have to rate this book to post a comment. Hence one star... Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm a huge fan of the Mitford series, and I have given copies of the first 5 books to several friends who now share my love of this wonderful series, but I was terribly disappointed by the brevity of this book. It's much too short to justify paying hardback book price - it's advertised at 208 pages, but if you discount the very wide margins, the double spacing of the text, and all the blank pages, one would end up with about 50 pages. I preordered the book but I should have waited to read the reviews on Amazon first! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I didn't like this very much. Not a good tasting product. I wouldn't buy this again. And the shipping costs more than the product. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Undoubtedly a great debut album with some five star who songs...my generation, kids are alright, its not true, the goods gone. The goods gone is very underrated - one hell of a powerful rock track.2 complaints about this album however 1) The version of circles is not the best - a much ballsier version exists - available on Who rarities vol 1 and Whos(or twos?) missing 2) The kids are alright is the edited US version and as such omits a large part of a great instrumental portion involving sterling work by Keith/John. Listen to the unedited English version and you'll know what I mean Answer:
