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Title: Good, but ... Review: Cindy Gerard is, in my opinion, a very good writer and for the most part, this is a good book. However, about 80% of the way into it, the heroine clams up and refuses to tell the hero her problem, which in the context, is insane. The rationale is that she is "protecting" him, but it's such a stupid idea that this reader felt like grabbing her and asking her where she had misplaced her brains.I know Ms. Gerard is usually smart and creative enough to come up with better ways to keep the tension high. Much of what she writes is outstanding, so I hope this strange detour was only temporary. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: Science geek info on hair and how we (as hairdressers) can effect it Review: If you are interested i the science of hair and can read science lingo, this is a great product. I'm a pretty smart fellow and can barely understand 20% of it. But what I've learned is pretty cool.The book was recco'd to me from a friend of mine who is a lab rat for Loreal. It's one of their reference books.I think I paid under a hundred dollars for it. Which, based on comparison shopping, is a steal.This book gets so deep into the science you head will spin before you get through the intro.This book is NOT for the average person wanting to know some stuff about hair. A good one of those is Philip Kingsley's "The Hair Bible." Way more reader friendly and basic.If you're a geek like me and happen to be a hairdresser, it's a must have. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: Hiding in the shadow of Chomsky's credibility Review: Many opportunists like Finkelstein claim the affinity of their views to Chomsky's, and wrongly so. Chomsky, however misguided and torn from the real life in his idealism, is honest. Finkelstein and the likes distort the facts at will. Chomsky, like him or not, personifies one of the best Jewish (not only Jewish, of course) traits: compassion. Finkelstein, IMO, just hates Jewish community. This type of self-hating Jew is more common that we would wish, created by millennia of despisal.For balanced view, I suggest Shoher's Samson Blinded: A Machiavellian Perspective on the Middle East Conflict. Shoher is also very critical of Israel, but rationally and lovingly so. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: A good cultural anthropology primer Review: This bood represents a clear and concise treatment of anthropological theory. Alan Barnard traces its history from inception to postmordernism. The different schools of thought are linked to the corresponding figures set against a particular socio-political space and time. The dinamic evolution of the discipline is well represented for it provides an interconnected mesh of causality. Throughout the book flow charts and schematic representations proved to be very helpful. Although primary sources can not be dealt adequately through interpretative works, Barnard's book is a good reference to have at hand. Is the review positive or negative?
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