Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was a very low quality book. The pages were cheap feeling paper, and the cover was very grainy looking. Like if you stretch a picture on a computer. I would look for a higher quality book if I were you. The size of the book was weird. It looks more like a college text book than a novel. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found this CD in a thrift shop but I really feel it found me. I love it! And, you may just find that these version will be your favorites. That will result in not wanting to hear it played any other way but the way found on this CD by these artists. In short, all the pieces on this CD are big and brassy - the way march/band music should be, in my opinion. This is music to inspire after all, not make you chill out. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've read a few beer-making books and regularly participate in online forums to get ideas for building my own equipment. This book brought a slightly different perspective. While most books focus on the process itself and can get really bogged down in the details of less-important parts of the story, this book focuses on the equipment you need to get things done. It does highlight parts of the process and why you need certain items but in a very practical manner. There are three or four projects in there that I am definitely going to do over the course of the next year. And there is one that I might do if I get really serious about yeast cultivation. One thing that could make the book better is to come out with an updated edition. There is a lot of new equipment and many new manufacturers and vendors since this book was first published, so there is a lot of room for completing the collection of suggestions. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you are over 20 and looking for good reading, forget it. This series is meant for little girls.If you haven't read George R. R. Martin, you should do so. He writes to adults, not children and teenagers. Answer:
