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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This reference work is invaluable in finding mystery series by woman up to 1999 or so, when I bought my copy. However, it is now very much out-of-date and of little use on newer series/authors/titles. I keep checking to see if there's a Detecting Women 4, and can still hope, but possibly this one is the end of the line. What a shame! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's been 4 days and there are 4 chunks taken out of the round circles on the sides of the ball. My dog loves the ball but it is very heavy. I chose the large ball for my 1 year old Cocker Spaniel puppy and it is a great fit for his mouth. I do recommend this ball. I'm very happy with the turn out and don't think there will be any more chunks taken out. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was very anxious to be getting this book, waited on pins and needles for it to arrive. I don't like Chef Kathleen's writing style - her words do not flow very well, so I had a hard time staying focused. If the recipes were good I could easily forgive the kooky writing. I have not tried any of the recipes, but from the ingredients on the majority of them, I'm wondering who in the world would want to??? Salt, pepper, lemon and lime juice are the chef's main ingredients on a lot of recipes. If you care anything about the taste of food at all, try another book! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I did not find one word of this book believable. What therapist writes session summaries in such a non-clinical fashion? Try as she might, Sparks fails to connect with young adults by using colloquialisms and outdated slang--apparently she still thinks kids use the same expressions and street terms she used for "Go Ask Alice" (a fake diary, I might add). She also favors cute nicknames using alliteration, and she over-uses italics and ALL CAPS to emphasize a point. It's virtually unreadable! I have been in therapy for depression with several different doctors. Depression is a serious illness with social stigma still attached to it. The author is doing a disservice to readers by trying to make her writing 'hip' and as a result trivializing real issues for teenagers today. At least the lawyers made her add the Epilogue (disclaimer). Answer:
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