Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A story of fragile courage and poignant hope...... Review: I don't know what my expectations were when I read this book, but I did not expect to be captivated by it. This story of marital infidelity, spousal abuse, and eventual heartless abandonment by a cruel husband seems grim, but her achingly honest talks with God transform her trials into heart rending prose. Don't expect Ms. Johnson's story to be neatly tied up in a pretty ribbon in this first book of a continuing series. I will be anticipating future books, and give this one an enthusiastic five stars.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: So Sad Review: It is so sad to see what Ford has fallen to. It was so obvious to me that Ford Johnson's ego got bruised because he got chastised by his spiritual leader. I read his letter or resignation and it smacked of someone bitter because his leader did not share his opinion about a manuscript written by his friend. Well, Ford, as high as you might have been on the path, the truth is ... YOU ARE NOT THE LEADER OF ECKANKAR. NEVER WERE. The fact that Eckankar is still strong and growing proves that you are a small minded, bitter man. Did you really think you were so great that you would make the tiniest dent? All you did was shake out the riff raff. And for that, I thank you.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Mediocre Tales Review: The tales in this wonder-box are readable and appropriate for children, although they are also somewhat heavy-handed with their morals.Table of Contents is clickable, though greyed out on the menu and there are several properly-linked foot notes. The illustrations are absent, but their captions are still in the text (but very obviously so, and thus easy to ignore).Contains the following stories:The Ouphe of the WoodThe Fairy Who Judged Her NeighborsThe Prince's DreamThe Water-LilyA Lost Wand

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