Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When I purchased this book, I had already read Thea Sabin's Wicca For Beginners and was looking for information to augment that. (I had also already read Cunningham's Wicca and Living Wicca.) I had heard a lot of praise for this book, and ordered it.I was severely disappointed with the book to put it mildly. I began to read it, and the sheer amount of dogmatic thinking and condescension in his tone immediately made me want to close it. I skimmed through the rest of it to see if I could find anything useful, but what little that was useful I could find explained much better elsewhere.This book is a bad buy, and should not be purchased by anyone who is seriously looking into Wicca. I highly reccommend Thea Sabin's book, as that book is much more comprehensive than any beginning Wicca book I've read. Cunningham is ok, but even reading both of the books I mentioned above won't cover completely everything Sabin covered in her book. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was very droll and lacked the "page turning" I had anticipated from the preview. It just seemed too routine and didn't have any flare.I cannot recommend. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There were some really great original ideas in these pages. the main character and story just didnt do it for me. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The classic tale of Joseph and his coat of many colors as envisioned by one of the leading innovators of musical theatre, Andrew Lloyd Webber. With music by Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice (Aladdin and The Lion King), the songs are so catchy you will be singing them for days afterward. The entire movie is one long operetta-style musical (aka. No stopping for just talking.) The songs range from ballad to rock-n-roll to Calypso. Wonderful costumes, phenominal acting and great sets make for a fantastic visual extravaganza. No CGI here. This is all live. Osmond conjours up a superb portrayal of Joseph, Jacob's most beloved son, all the way from his youth through to adulthood. With a star-studded cast this movie is one to keep for the next generation and the next. Dream on, Joseph; dream on! Answer:

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