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Title: Way too preachy Review: I found this book to be very restrictive and overly cautious. For example, stating that cooked cauliflower should not be given to babies under 9 months (not sure why), but my baby loved cauliflower cheese at 7 months and this was heartily approved by my pediatrician.The author is also very anti-meat. Unless you come from a vegetarian family with strong beliefs on this matter, I think that meat is important to young babies who need as much iron as possible in their early lives.On top of all this, the book is really ugly to read and it's not easy to find your way around. Annabel Karmel's books are much superior in my opinion. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative


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Title: This book is dreadful Review: The names are bizarre and the tally is ridiculous. They consider "Ceejay" a name, short for C.J. Enough said. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative


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Title: Poorly written Review: This is a badly written, repetitive and self-serving account, largely, of the foolishness of "portflio insurance." That things which are "just like" something else may not be so in reality, and that magic fixes in the market (which after all fly in the face of the rational-expectations/efficient-market hypotheses which often are built into the view of the market being relied on) I guess needs to be pointed out regularly, since hope of quick, uninformed, and painless fixes seem to reoccur with each new wave of financial charlatans and the greed they feed on. Jacobs does point out such problems for a particular, rather bizarre episode, and suggests, not too coherently, that such "scams" are still prevalent. However, He does this in a horribly repetitive and self-laudatory way that is not really very clearly argued. Is the review positive or negative?
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