input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was Francoise Hardy's 3 rd Vogue album, originally released in 1964. It has also been released with the title "Mon Amie La Rose". All Hardy's 1960's albums contain several fine recordings; and this album is no exception. In fact it may be one of the most consistent. Standouts are hit-song "Dans le Monde Entier" ( All Over the World ), the Phil Spector inspired tracks "Pourtant tu M?imes" and "Je N?ttends Plus Personne", the acoustic ballad "Pars", the elegant pop-tunes "Pas Gentile" and "Nous Etions Amies" and of course the "title track" "Mon Amie La Rose".Hardy is an accomplished song-writer, and she wrote or co-wrote all tracks except "Mon Amie La Rose". Her acoustic guitar is audible on most tracks and the orchestration is mostly very discreet. There is a great releaxed feel to these early recordings and her slightly melancholy voice is moving. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I discovered this book in my therapist's office and was immediately drawn to it. I had not considered myself spiritual, and my therapist described it as Buddist-like. It opened a whole new world. The insightful phrases and dramatic pictures are all about accepting yourself and everything around you. I have a portion of one of the pages framed for my office "Wherever you are is exactly where you are supposed to be, no matter how things seem to appear." I have given this book and others of Rusty Berkus as a gift many times, and even now order used ones to give. I tried find more of the same type of book, and though not the same, if you like this you may like the Sanaya Roman books.Living with Joy: Keys to Personal Power and Spiritual Transformation Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was very disappointed in the book. It was completely contrived and I cannot believe that the story is told through the eyes of a 9 year old .. more like a 4 year old. I kept wondering if the boy was mentally challenged. This book, I guess because of the subject matter is for young teens ages 12 and up. By the time most students are 12 years old or in the eighth grade they have already read Anne Frank's Diary and many of them have read Night. In California, some of them have already gone to the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC so I really think this book is simplistic where it does not need to be. I realize that so many people loved this book but I honestly cannot understand why. Answer:
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