Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have devoured all of Jodi Picoults books in the past as they are usually very difficult to put down. I found I had a hard time staying interested in this one and finally put it down halfway through. I felt that it didn't truly adhere to the topic of mercy killing and failed terribly to construct any emotional connection from character to reader. I felt a lot of her ideas were flimsy, like trying to connect the whole Scottish clan thing to being a police chief. She's written so many fabulous, thought provoking books though and is such a talented writer that I would just chalk this one up to a "whoops". They can't all be 5 stars! :) Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The design is cool and all, but the battery consumption is absolutely ridiculous. It uses *three* batteries, which last about a month. My older Timex alarm clock uses one battery, which lasts at least a year. I wouldn't consider using this clock ethical unless I used it with rechargeable batteries. For now, I'm back to my old clock. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is the first time I've read a book by this author and based on it, I wouldn't be likely to read another. A amateurish attempt to copy Conan Doyle's style, featuring an immature detective with petty, boring cases. Bought it 'cause I love Sherlock Holmes but this was a poor rip-off. Answer:
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