input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This DVD is full of songs and dances and then on occasion shows a child on the potty. There is no narrative, no instructions, no story line, nothing. Just singing and dancing and then an occasional picture of a child sitting on the potty. This is no way would train a child to use the potty. Completely worthless. Even the songs are annoying. I admit I only made it thru 70% of the video before turning it off. I kept waiting to see if it got better, but it never did. Definitely not for learning how to potty train! Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I rent this game from the library. When I rented it,I thought this game is going to be long. The game was great except that is very short. The graphics were so GOOD!!! The levels were great except that you could finish this game in about few hours. This game is much better for younger kids. Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Karen Joy Fowler's marvelous first novel, Sarah Canary, whetted my appetite for more, and this is a worthy successor. Set in Magrit, Minnesota, in 1947, it is the story of the young women of this town with almost no men. They work in the research kitchen of the town's breakfast cereal company, they play baseball for a barnstorming baseball team, they write kitchen/life advice for "housewifes", they search for love and/or husbands: all these elements, and Fowler's narrative voice, ironic, affectionate, and knowing, combine in an always entertaining story, full of truth about women's place in society, then and now Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I must agree with the previous reviewer. I love the series, but unfortunately this did not live up to my expectations.I did not care either way for the lead characters and at most times found the heroine anoying (she may be a strong character - but she had no sense). The hero supposedly the professional "action man" let an untrained person (ie the heroine)into situations (because of guilt) that did not hold with the "protector" ideology and/or cause injuries to others! In fact the heroine needed protection from herself.I am sorry that I could not give this book more stars. But a word of caution to first time Beverly Barton readers, don't let this book put you off. She is an expectional writer and I will still continue to purchase more of her books. Answer:
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